The Cure "Faith" and "Carnage Visors" cassette tape (two albums on one cassette)
The Cure’s third album is among their most overlooked and misunderstood. It’s slower and moodier than what came before or after — closer to Public Image Limited than Punk or New Wave. But that droney, angsty vibe is supremely interesting and, also, “Primary” and “Doubt” are just peak Robert Smith. Uptempo. Weird. Catchy. The other awesome thing about this cassette is that it comes with the twenty-six minute instrumental “Carnage Visors” score, an intriguing rarity for Cure completists. Tape is excellent vintage condition.
The Cure’s third album is among their most overlooked and misunderstood. It’s slower and moodier than what came before or after — closer to Public Image Limited than Punk or New Wave. But that droney, angsty vibe is supremely interesting and, also, “Primary” and “Doubt” are just peak Robert Smith. Uptempo. Weird. Catchy. The other awesome thing about this cassette is that it comes with the twenty-six minute instrumental “Carnage Visors” score, an intriguing rarity for Cure completists. Tape is excellent vintage condition.
The Cure’s third album is among their most overlooked and misunderstood. It’s slower and moodier than what came before or after — closer to Public Image Limited than Punk or New Wave. But that droney, angsty vibe is supremely interesting and, also, “Primary” and “Doubt” are just peak Robert Smith. Uptempo. Weird. Catchy. The other awesome thing about this cassette is that it comes with the twenty-six minute instrumental “Carnage Visors” score, an intriguing rarity for Cure completists. Tape is excellent vintage condition.