Disintegration is the eighth studio album by the Cure, released on 2 May 1989. It was recorded at Hookend Recording Studios in Checkendon, Oxfordshire, with co-producer David M. Allen, from late 1988 into early 1989. Coming after the band's brighter pop successes, it turns back to the introspective gothic rock they had shaped in the early 1980s.

Robert Smith was approaching thirty and felt pressure to make something more lasting, while disliking the band's new fame. He returned to hallucinogenic drugs, and their effects left a strong mark on the sessions. Founding member Lol Tolhurst was dismissed once mixing was finished. The record became the Cure's biggest seller, passing four million copies worldwide, and it reached number three in the UK. "Lovesong" climbed to number two on the Billboard Hot 100. Rolling Stone placed it at number 116 in its 2020 list of the 500 greatest albums.

Disintegration: tracklist, credits and charts

12 tracks · 1:12:25

Tracklist

  1. 1PlainsongGallup, O’Donnell, Smith, Thompson, Tolhurst, Williams5:16
  2. 2Pictures of YouGallup, O’Donnell, Smith, Thompson, Tolhurst, Williams7:28
  3. 3ClosedownGallup, O’Donnell, Smith, Thompson, Tolhurst, Williams4:21
  4. 4LovesongGallup, O’Donnell, Smith, Thompson, Tolhurst, Williams3:31
  5. 5Last DanceGallup, O’Donnell, Smith, Thompson, Tolhurst, Williams4:47
  6. 6LullabyGallup, O’Donnell, Smith, Thompson, Tolhurst, Williams4:11
  7. 7Fascination StreetGallup, O’Donnell, Smith, Thompson, Tolhurst, Williams5:18
  8. 8Prayers for RainGallup, O’Donnell, Smith, Thompson, Tolhurst, Williams6:08
  9. 9The Same Deep Water as YouGallup, O’Donnell, Smith, Thompson, Tolhurst, Williams9:23
  10. 10DisintegrationGallup, O’Donnell, Smith, Thompson, Tolhurst, Williams8:22
  11. 11HomesickGallup, O’Donnell, Smith, Thompson, Tolhurst, Williams7:15
  12. 12UntitledGallup, O’Donnell, Smith, Thompson, Tolhurst, Williams6:26
Produced by
David M. Allen, Robert Smith, The Cure, Chris Parry, Mark Saunders
Recorded at
Hook End Studios, Hookend (Checkendon, England)
Recorded
November 1988 – February 1989
Mixed by
Chris Parry, Mark Saunders, Robert Smith
Mixed at
RAK Studio Three
Engineered by
David M. Allen, Robert Smith, Smudger
Labels
wea, Fiction
Length
1:12:25

Line-up

  • Simon Gallup · keyboard, bass guitar
  • Roger O’Donnell · keyboard
  • Robert Smith · guitar, keyboard, lead vocals, bass guitar
  • Porl Thompson · guitar
  • Boris Williams · drums (drum set)
  • Lol Tolhurst

Singles

  • “Lullaby” · 10 April 1989
  • “Fascination Street” · 18 April 1989
  • “Lovesong” · 21 August 1989
  • “Pictures of You” · 19 March 1990

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 19893
US Billboard 200 · 198912
Belgian Albums (IFPI) · 19892
German Albums · 19892
Irish Albums (IFPI) · 19892
Dutch Albums · 19893
French Albums (IFOP) · 19893
European Albums (Music & Media) · 19894
Spanish Albums (AFYVE) · 19894
Swiss Albums · 19894
All 27 charts
US Catalog Albums · 20104
Austrian Albums · 19895
New Zealand Albums · 19896
Italian Albums (Musica e dischi) · 19897
Norwegian Albums · 19897
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 19899
Swedish Albums · 198910
US Tastemaker · 201010
Finnish Albums (Suomen virallinen lista) · 198916
Canadian Albums (RPM) · 198922
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 201041
Italian Albums · 201047
Scottish Albums · 201076
Ireland 2 · 201078
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 201084
French Albums · 201090
Mexican Albums (Top 100 Mexico) · 201098

Certifications

RegionCertification
France · 19892× Gold
Germany · 1989Gold
Italy · 2026Platinum
New Zealand · 2024Platinum
Spain · 1990Platinum
Switzerland · 1989Gold
United Kingdom · 1989Gold
United States · 20042× Platinum

Awards

  • SNEP double gold album

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