The British band The Cure announced the release of the song “Alone” this Monday (23). The track will be part of the unreleased album “Songs of a Lost World”, scheduled for September 26. This will be the group’s first work since “4:13 Dream”, from 2008.
The track will be performed for the first time on BBC Radio 6, hosted by Mary Anne Hobbs, the band announced on Instagram. The group also shared a teaser of the song (listen below).
Earlier this month, the band raised expectations about new releases by changing the group’s official Facebook profile picture and giving their official website a makeover.
With the changes, fans began to speculate that the group could be preparing a new album.
In December 2023, the band headlined the first edition of the Spanish festival Primavera Sound in São Paulo. On that occasion, the group performed a two-and-a-half-hour set.
Also this month, the keyboardist Roger O’Donnell stated that he was diagnosed last year with lymphatic cancer and has been undergoing treatment for 11 months.
This content was originally published in The Cure announces “Alone”, song from first new album in 16 years; listen to an excerpt on the CNN Brasil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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