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The Head on the Door, released on August 30, 1985, is The Cure’s sixth studio album. Featuring the hit single “In Between Days,” it marked a shift towards a more accessible pop sound, blending various styles and moods. The album helped expand the band’s audience in Europe and North America, becoming their most successful release in the UK at the time. It also saw the return of bassist Simon Gallup, the debut of drummer Boris Williams, and Porl Thompson becoming an official member. All tracks were written by Robert Smith, showcasing influences from flamenco to disco, with standout singles like “Close to Me.”
