The Cure have raised eyebrows among fans following a significant update to their official website. On September 9, 2024, the site went live with a stripped-down interface featuring a new logo, displayed in an all-lowercase format: 'the CURE.' This new aesthetic, designed in an old-typewriter serif font, hints at a potential announcement.
In an age where website updates often precede album releases or major news, music enthusiasts are abuzz with speculation. While there is no official word yet on what the announcement might entail, many are hopeful that it will detail the long-anticipated album 'Songs Of A Lost World' that Robert Smith has been teasing for several years.
Adding to the intrigue, an observant Reddit user discovered that the source code of The Cure's site includes the title 'The Cure | Blackout.' Although the exact significance of this title is currently unclear, it further fuels speculation among fans regarding the band's future plans.
Recently, The Cure released a 12-inch single featuring live versions of two tracks from their 2023 tour, both of which were well received by fans. Details about these performances can be found here. Given the historical context of website teases leading to album releases, fans remain hopeful that they won't have to wait long for more information.
For the latest updates and to join the anticipation, fans can sign up for the mailing list directly on The Cure's official website.