The album 'SONGS OF A LOST WORLD' was crafted by Robert Smith, who also handled the production and mixing alongside Paul Corkett. Performed by The Cure with Robert Smith on voice, guitar, 6 - string bass, and keyboard, Simon Gallup on bass, Jason Cooper on drums and percussion, Roger O'Donnell on keyboard, and Reeves Gabrels on guitar. It was recorded at Rockfield Studios in Wales. Robert Smith came up with the sleeve concept, and Andy Vella, a long - time Cure collaborator, took care of the album's art and design. The cover features 'Bagatelle', a 1975 sculpture by Janez Pirnat. The double vinyl edition includes 'Songs Of A Live World : Troxy London MMXXIV', a spectacular full - length live performance of 'Songs Of A Lost World'. It will be released on 13th December via Polydor/Fiction. All Cure royalties from 'Songs Of A Live World : Troxy London MMXXIV' will support War Child, with at least £2.50 per physical product sold and £2 per download donated. It's a double 180g heavyweight bio vinyl set, with 1LP in clear and 2LP in black. LP1 includes tracks like 'ALONE', 'AND NOTHING IS FOREVER', etc. LP2 features live versions of these tracks recorded at Troxy London MMXXIV. Please note this is a pre - order item for February 2025. War Child is a registered charity in England and Wales (no 1071659) and a company limited by guarantee (no 03610100).
How to use: Simply place the vinyl on your record player and start enjoying The Cure's amazing music. Notice that this is a pre - order item, so you'll receive it in February 2025. When handling the vinyl, hold it by the edges to avoid fingerprints and scratches. Store the vinyl in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Keep the record sleeves clean to prevent dust from getting on the vinyl. If the vinyl gets dirty, use a proper record cleaning brush to gently clean the surface. This album also supports a great cause - all royalties from 'Songs Of A Live World : Troxy London MMXXIV' go to War Child, so you're not only getting great music but also making a positive impact.
