Disintegration is an album realized on an epic scale. Most of its 12 songs are long mood pieces that develop slowly around the listener. Anchored by complex drum patterns, the layered guitars, soaring bass lines, and rich keyboards blend to create a lush, evocative soundscape that captures the ear immediately; and for all its length, the album is never boring. The lyrical focus is intensely personal throughout, and, with the exception of "Love Song," the mood is overwhelmingly dark and brooding. Here are songs of remembrance that, through their deep candor, transcend the individual level to explore universal longings and fears. Robert Smith, his vocals plaintive or angry or despairing, unfolds a tapestry of loss. Broken bonds, old lies, missed opportunities, belated realizations. Anyone who has experienced the joy and sorrow--especially the sorrow--of love will find his or her deepest sentiments, noble and petty alike, echoed poetically here. Details Artist: The Cure Country: United Kingdom Genre: Post-punk Year: 1989 Label: Fiction Records Format: CD More info: External Track listing Plainsong Pictures Of You Closedown Love Song Last Dance Lullaby Fascination Street Prayers For Rain The Same Deep Water As You Disintegration Homesick Untitled
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