Colon cancer has been making headlines recently, with more young people being diagnosed with the disease. But now, a groundbreaking new study is offering hope for patients. In a first-of-its-kind international study, researchers found that […]
Brent Comer performing at the 2025 Janice Jam: Broadway For Breast Cancer at Sony Hall. Photo Credit: Sabrina Amoriello, Concert Chronicles Media On Monday, May 5th, “The Janice Jam: Broadway for Breast Cancer” took place […]
The Cure have announced Mixes of a Lost World, conceived and compiled by the band’s Robert Smith. The project is a new remix collection of tracks from The Cure’s acclaimed No.1 2024 album, Songs of […]
The Cure have announced a new Songs of a Lost World remix album. The new album, Mixes of a Lost World, is out June 13 and features remixes by Deftones frontman Chino Moreno, Trentemøller, Mogwai, […]
Beast Games contestant Jeffrey Allen applied for the show to win the $5M to find a cure for his son’s rare brain disease. Now, he’s in the top six and could potentially take home the […]
Humans never learn. It doesn’t matter how many times giant prehistoric creatures eat them, humans just never learn. That much is clear in the first trailer for Jurassic World Rebirth starring Scarlett Johansson and Mahershala […]
GOLDEN Bachelor Gerry Turner, who shocked America by splitting from beloved winner Theresa Nist, has revealed he’s fighting cancer. Turner said he got the life-changing diagnosis just weeks before the couple got an abrupt divorce. […]
Songs of a Lost World isn’t just The Cure’s best album in decades; it’s also set a new commercial standard for the band in the US. The album hit No. 1 on five Billboard charts, […]
The Cure have returned with their first album in sixteen years, ‘Songs Of A Lost World’. Photo credit: Sam Rockman The follow-up to 2008’s ‘4:13 Dream’, the long-awaited release includes the band’s emotional comeback single, […]
The Cure celebrated their new album, Songs of a Lost World, with a marathon three-hour record release show at London’s Troxy that was also streamed live online and is available to replay in full below. […]
Each week, Consequence rings in New Music Friday by highlighting new albums to stream. We’ve made it to November and there are plenty of great new records to ring in the month. Among the highlights are […]
On Halloween, Westside Gunn released 11, a project primarily produced by Denny Laflare. The Buffalo rapper followed the five-song release with the full-length Still Praying. The new album is a back-to-basics affair for Gunn after […]
The Cure’s first new album in 16 years, Songs of a Lost World, drops tomorrow (Friday, November 1st). To add the already incredibly high level of anticipation, the beloved goth band performed two intimate in-studio […]
The Cure’s Robert Smith has revealed he has a time window in mind for his band’s retirement. In a lengthy interview with Matt Everitt published on the group’s official website, Smith explained his final plans for The […]
The Cure have announced a November 1st concert and livestream event at Troxy in London, which will serve as their only live performance of 2024. Dubbed the “Show of a Lost World,” the event arrives […]
Two weeks after The Cure returned with “Alone,” their first new song in 16 years, the band is back with another new single: “A Fragile Thing.” Released today ahead of their upcoming 14th studio album, […]
The Cure have shared new song “Alone,” and, with it, confirmation that their first album in 16 years, Songs of a Lost World, will arrive on November 1. Robert Smith produced the long-teased album with […]
The Cure have returned with emotional single ‘Alone’, taken from their first album in 16 years. Photo credit: Sam Rockman Confirming the release of their long-awaited new album ‘Songs Of A Lost World’, the post-punk […]
The Cure has been found again. Robert Smith and his band of not-so-merry men are back in their inimitable mope mode with “Alone,” their first new song in 16 years, which was released on Thursday. […]
As every Cure fan knows, the band’s albums exist somewhere on a sliding scale between two extremes. At one end lurk the albums on which Robert Smith gives free rein to his natural facility for […]