La Ment is a haunting track by The Cure, released on the 2003 compilation Join The Dots: B-Sides & Rarities 1978-2001. The song exemplifies the band's signature gothic rock and new wave sound, characterized by Robert Smith's distinctive vocals and atmospheric instrumentation. As a B-side, it offers a glimpse into the creative output of the era that preceded the band's massive commercial success with albums like Disintegration. The recording captures the melancholic and introspective mood that has become central to The Cure's enduring legacy in alternative rock. Its inclusion in the B-sides collection highlights the depth of their discography beyond their most famous singles.