One of 1980s biggest bands releases first new music in 16 years
NEW YORK — The Cure, one of the most popular bands of the 1980s new wave era, has released its first new single in 16 years. The band premiered “Alone” on Mary Anne Hobbs’ BBC 6 Music radio show Thursday morning, according to the band’s website. It’s available for streaming here.
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