The Cult
16 articles
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Death Cult: Trinity Hall, Bristol
Live Review by Richard North, New Musical Express, 17 September 1983
OH QUEL CULT! ...
The Cult: The Cultivation Of A Better Noise
Interview by Cynthia Rose, New Musical Express, 6 October 1984
The tribal panavisuals of The Cult have rallied hordes. But CYNTHIA ROSE discovered the true extension chords lurking in the minds behind the war-paint. DEREK ...
The Cult: Love (Sire); Barbra Streisand: The Broadway Album (Columbia)
Review by J. Kordosh, Creem, April 1986
STONEY END ...
The Cult: All You Need Is Love Rock!
Interview by Howard Johnson, Kerrang!, 2 April 1987
HOWARD JOHNSON tries very hard not to say 'I told you so' (and fails) as THE CULT cast aside any 'Gothic' or 'Alternative' tags that ...
Overview by uncredited writer, New Musical Express, 9 May 1987
The wit and wisdom of DEF JAM as captured in the NME. From Rick Rubin as hipster to Beastie Boys as Sex Zeppelin and beyond. ...
Billy Idol, The Cult: Forum, Los Angeles
Live Review by Bill Holdship, Creem, September 1987
Dr. Freud, I Presume ...
Heavy Metal: The Sound Too Dense to Die
Comment by James Hunter, L.A. Weekly, 16 October 1987
TWENTY SUMMERS ago, it was love. In 1987 it was metal, pop-metal, ushered in by Bon Jovi's much less musicianly 7-mil play on Van Halen's ...
Review by David Sinclair, Q, May 1989
Led-heavy and light of finger, The Cult are back ...
Interview by Michael Goldberg, Rolling Stone, 13 July 1989
Once postpunk's bad boys, the members of the Cult have found fame with Sonic Temple ...
Exit The '80s — Goth: Bats Out Of Hell
Overview by Cathi Unsworth, Sounds, 23 September 1989
It's been the decade of the goth — but, somewhere along the line, the innovation of the Birthday Party, the Banshees and the Sisters gave ...
Live Review by Barbara Ellen, New Musical Express, 30 November 1991
IN DIN COUNTRY ...
The Cult: Bill and Ian's Excellent Adventure
Report and Interview by Steven Wells, New Musical Express, 15 February 1992
Free-wheelin' through the Deep South, peddling their Bible Of Dangerous Rawk to innocent kids and getting chased by magnum-toting sheriffs...Yeah, THE CULT are still up ...
Review by Mat Snow, Q, July 1992
Was goth really any more than wearing silly clothes and humming funereal dirges? ...
Ian Astbury and the Doors: One door shuts... another door opens
Report and Interview by Tim Cooper, The Independent, 10 December 2003
When Jim Morrison died, in 1971, that was the end of the Doors. Or was it? Thirty years later, the remaining members have hired a ...
Report and Interview by Gene Santoro, New York Daily News, 9 November 2007
FIRST, THE GROUP tapped into punk and goth. Then they stirred in psychedelia on 1985's 'She Sells Sanctuary'. By 1987, the Rick Rubin-produced album Electric ...
Retrospective and Interview by James Brown, Sabotage Times, 19 February 2010
TOM VAGUE, writer/historian, Ladbroke Grove: ...
see also Southern Death Cult
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