CHVRCHES and Robert Smith perform 'How Not To Drown' at the BandLab NME Awards 2022 REACTION!

[@woutjemusters]

Robert Smith....the living legend singer of The Cure together with Chvrches singing a progressive rock song with these deep lyrics... This is overwhelmingly good and said at the same time

[@williamwilkes9873]

Perfection, personified........

[@fulltiltgonzales]

what a killer song

[@Chelorox]

Hi from Argentina. I got I crush on this song thanks to this... thank you..

[@CaBoela]

Yes Robert Smith, depressingly brilliant. The Cure has been a big part of my life 😁

[@throughthewindowpane]

I know and like both artist, but didn’t know this collaboration. Awesome! Thanks Sven and Highly!

[@TobiasKrasinger]

Then you missed out their latest album "screen Violence"

[@williamwilkes9873]

All neat......Cure neater,.....,,......

[@ladrac198]

I'd recommend The Mother We Share, Miracle, Clearest Blue, Killer, all by CHVRCHES (pronounced churches)

[@AF-yn4cv]

this song has such a hook, I cannot listen to it, otherwise it is going around in my head all day

[@martingilchrist6577]

Lauren Mayberry, the lead singer, is the primary song writer. The 2 guys, Martin and Iain, do the music. Alot of thir songs have a fairly deep message. Try Graffiti or California for that.

[@DwayneMaxwell]

Wait your in fremont too!! haha. anyhow I'm a big chvrches fan the lyrics are by Lauren (lead singer of chvrches) and the song is about in 2019 chvrches did a collab song with Marshmello called "here with me" that is their biggest hit in fact but after they worked with him on that song he went and worked with chris brown who is a well known woman abuser so they denounced and disowned having worked with him and chris brown fans came after Lauren directly on the internet threatening all kinds of terrible things to her and she had to hire personal security for the first time ever it was so insane and she feared for her life. its a sad song about persevering through that. the entire album had a horror theme to it as well so it slotted into that as well. Violent Delights is also loosely based on this same time period in her life lyrically.

[@craigking4327]

One of my favourite bands 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 you should listen to Clearest Blue and Asking for a Friend. Take care. 👍

[@deepfriedscotsman2860]

You should listen to another Scottish band from the 70s called MIDDLE of the Road you will not be disappointed

[@williamwilkes9873]

You will!

[@petrtiler645]

Startují no sám tiler petr Jonovy 😢