CURE (The), Let's Go To Bed Poster 167

The Cure made a career out of writing songs that felt like they were written specifically for you, alone, at 2am. "Let's Go To Bed" was a deliberate pop curveball from Robert Smith, a winking, jangly anomaly that somehow made the band bigger without making them less strange.

This maxi poster is a clean piece of dark alternative iconography for anyone who came to the Cure through the singles, stayed for Pornography, and has never really left. It sits naturally in any space that takes its music seriously, alongside the records, the band patches, the carefully organised chaos. The Cure's visual identity is one of the most consistent in alternative history and this holds up its end of that bargain.

Maxi poster, 60cm wide x 90cm tall. Can be professionally framed in a black matt wooden frame and mounted on MDF, send ALT CVLT a message for details.