The Cure Robert Smith Vinyl Figure Exclusive

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It’s as if Funko captured a moment from his performances on 1980s television music shows – showcasing Smith’s extraordinary artistry and signature style. Robert Smith, with his dark hair, smudged eyeliner, and dour expression, Smith became the face of an entire genre. POP! Vinyl brings the largest collection of officially licensed pop culturevinyl toys. Founded in 1998, this adorable & addictive range of Collectable Vinyl figures and bobble-heads come to us from the crazy folks at Funko! Join Beserk where we grab our favourite Funko products for you! With key chains, POP! Vinyls, advent calendars, action figures and more!

Other acts to have been transformed into Funko POP! toys include Liam and Noel Gallagher, The White Stripes, Metallica, Post Malone and the late Eddie Van Halen. It truly is the kind of playlist that can please the entire room, from the new wave to the synth-wave and pop sheen to post-punk grit. Listen to Robert Smith’s favourite songs of the 1980s below. Robert Smith 30 favourite songs from the 1980s:With his distinctive hair and make-up, Smith is instantly recognizable, and his music has a unique emotional power that has won him a loyal following worldwide. From POP! Vinyl Star Wars to characters from Disney Frozen, the Funko POP! universe stars a huge cast of familiar faces – each designed with the oversized head and button eyes that make POP! figures instantly recognisable. The playful design of these collectible figurines has made POP! Vinyl a huge hit with pop culture fans of all ages. The Cure rose to prominence with their dark and atmospheric music, balanced hook-heavy pop sensibilities with deep and introspective lyrics. He added: “I got my dream come true when he invited me to sing with him at his birthday in New York. That was a fantastic night, unreal actually for something like that to happen.”

The Cure emerged in England in the late 1970s as part of the first wave of post-punk bands like Joy Division and Siouxsie and the Banshees. Formed in the late 1970s, the band rose to prominence in the early 1980s with a string of hits that included “Boys Don’t Cry” and” Love Song.” With Funko POP!, you can collect The Child from The Mandalorian, WWE icons and even Mystery Mini versions of epic characters. Whatever your fandom, there’s a POP!Robert Smith’s distinctive voice and chunky guitar work defined the sound of The Cure, while bassist Simon Gallup provided a powerful low end.