If Only Tonight We Could Sleep (Fiction Records 1987)

Opened by the mysteriously sonic-bold guitar under the goth-rock spell - The Kiss and Catch become the perfect opener tracks for the introduction to Robert Smith's gloomy sadness and paranoia of waves and bleeding heart.

The Cure trying so hard to sounded a bit poppier than they used to but still some might catch the dark cold sorrow behind (even) some of happier lyrics and tones which glimpsed or hide under a hazy blanket of cloudy skies or camouflaging itself inside the last Summer's rain for a sacrificial lost love inspiring the "sore-kisses" (not) like heaven record.