Disintegration The irony with music (and, for the matter, art in general) is that, once a band reaches its zenith, it often gets artistically paralyzed by its own success. You can always draw a before-and-after line in the history of a band. In 1992, iconic band The Cure published Wish, follow-up to that ’89 gloomy masterpiece that was Disintegration. The album received mixed reviews, ranging from “lazy” to “criminally underrated” but, in retrospect, the only, unforgivable flaw of Wish is that it comes after a record that defined a genre. The title of the piece you are reading it is…
