The Silent One
Grimscribe
Working backwards! This album probably draws more ire and praise from those who don't like early Cure than the next year's Pornography. Ire for being very slow, quiet, and, well, grey. But the praise comes from the genius single "Primary", the fastest and cheeriest song on the album. Less diverse than it's successor, more varied than Seventeen Seconds, this album is not unlike the transition from sublimated neurosis to full blown bipolar disorder. It's also the balance to 1984's The Top; This one's depression at its finest, the other pure mania.
*Related, but not on the original.
*Related, but not on the original.