The Cure’s 1985 sixth album, The Head on the Door, marked a creative breakthrough with hit singles like “Inbetween Days” and “Close to Me.” Blending gloom with catchy, danceable pop, the album stands out for its diverse influences, from contemporary dance to rhythms inspired by the Far East and South America. While the band later released more polished albums and bigger hits, The Head on the Door uniquely balances artistic ambition with memorable songs.
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