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Legendary English outfit the Cure emerged from the feverish post-punk era of the late ‘70s and early ‘80s, with their own singular mixture of gothic rock and new wave. Now, 16 years…

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A lot is happening in the world but it all comes to a halt whenever Beyoncé unleashes something new. There has been a particular level of anticipation around the megastar’s latest LP,…

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