Let's Go To Bed - Pre-Order

2 color front and back on white Comfort Colors pocket tee. 100% cotton

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The Cure grew out of Easy Cure, a band Robert Smith formed with school friends in Crawley, England. Their first album, Three Imaginary Boys, came out in 1979. They developed a darker sound over the next three records, Seventeen Seconds (1980), Faith (1981), and Pornography (1982).

“Let’s Go to Bed” came out on Fiction Records in November 1982, with “Just One Kiss” on the B-side. By then the Cure was down to Smith and founding drummer Lol Tolhurst, who had switched to keyboards. The single marked a turn toward synth-pop and was later collected on Japanese Whispers (1983) alongside “The Walk” and “The Lovecats.”

The video was the band’s first with director Tim Pope. It features Smith and Tolhurst playing with a beach ball, finger puppets, and a set of collapsing bunk beds. Pope went on to direct “The Lovecats” and “In Between Days.”