For many people, cursive is a type of elegant, flowing writing that most children are forced to learn in grade school. For knowledgeable music fans, however, Cursive represents something far more ...

Cursive‘s beloved third LP, 2000’s Domestica, was their first concept album, telling the story of a relationship between “Sweetie” and “Pretty Baby.” It’s getting a remastered reissue via the band’s ...

Cursive today announced a remastered reissue of their third album, Domestica, will be released on September 9th, 2022, via the band’s own 15 Passenger Records. The first in a now-long line of concept ...

Omaha’s Cursive are releasing a new album, Devourer, on September 13 via Run For Cover, their first for the label. Now they have shared its third single,“Imposturing,” via a gory music video directed ...

Tim Kasher loves a good story. Together with his bandmates in the Omaha, Neb.-bred rock collective known as Cursive, he has designed musical novellas on recordings including 2000's Domestica and ...

Don’t listen to the new Cursive record if you’re looking for happy, fun-time music. I wouldn’t listen to Cursive at all if you’re looking for that sort of thing, but as its title suggests, “Vitriola” ...

It’s not uncommon for there to be gaps between Cursive albums. The band has even broken up on several occasions, including after the release of the critically acclaimed fan favorite The Ugly Organ in ...

Over the years, Tim Kasher has said a lot more on his albums than he's said in real life. His life has been a veritable open book as he penned album after album for his main band Cursive and his solo ...

In 2003, Omaha emo band Cursive released the pivotal album The Ugly Organ. The New York Times had just crowned the Nebraska city the indie capital of the world, and Cursive was about to quadruple the ...

8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 19 / Strummer’s, 833 E Fern Ave. / (559) 485-5356, www.strummerclub.com / $15 / All ages You’ve got to be a longtime indie-rock fan to remember the last time Cursive played in ...

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