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The Cult's Billy Duffy talks to MOJO about the band's latest album and his 40-year creative partnership with Ian Astbury. by Keith Cameron | Published on 12 05 2023 Subscribe to our mag The Cult's eleventh album, Under The Midnight Sun, found Ian Astbury and Billy Duffy investing the primal energies of their mid-80s peak with the wisdom of age.
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The full exclusive interview and performance will air on the January 12 episode of the long-running SiriusXM program. Last year, THE CULT singer Ian Astbury and guitarist Billy Duffy played a numbe.
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The date is also just one day off from the Cult's actual 40th anniversary: On January 13th, 1984, the group's core duo of Ian Astbury and Billy Duffy announced their transition from Death Cult to the Cult via the UK's Tube TV. Throughout 2024, the band will be announcing further plans regarding their 40th anniversary. Stay tuned.
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Astbury and co-founder Billy Duffy are touring the UK as Death Cult, their initial 1983 incarnation in which their sound morphed from angular post-punk to reverb-heavy Goth music (they dropped.
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The Cult is Ian Astbury and Billy Duffy. In 2006 they added new members, John Tempesta on Drums, and in 2015 they picked up Grant Fitzpatrick on bass and Damon Fox on keyboards and rhythm guitar. As always, we're interested in contributions including stories, reviews, news, pictures, artwork, and anything else that may be on your mind.
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Dec 31, 1969 His love of David Bowie music also contradicted a lot of his schoolmates' fascination with the cartoon glam of KISS, so he felt shunned for his musical tastes. "They thought I was.
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The Cult Goth The Doors Forty years after their debut, goth pioneers The Cult are returning to their post-punk roots on tour as Death Cult. Over curry in Los Angeles, singer Ian Astbury.
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The Cult made a guest appearance on The Howard Stern Show yesterday (Tuesday, January 9) and performed their classic hit, "She Sells Sanctuary", from their 1985 studio album, Love.. and then simply The Cult, Dreamtime finds the outfit featuring Ian Astbury and Billy Duffy, pivoting from their goth and punk roots into something eclectic.
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The Cult's Ian Astbury continues to grow as a recording artist Thu., Oct. 5, 2023 The Cult, who have been playing guitar-driven rock since the 1980s, will be at Northern Quest on Wednesday.
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Howard welcomes one of his favourite bands to the SiriusXM Garage in LA for a special private concert. In addition to the performances, lead singer Ian Astbury and guitarist Billy Duffy discuss their musical influences and secrets to their longevity, as they celebrate 40 years as a band.. The date holds special significance for both Stern and The Cult, with the legendary media personality.
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Ian Astbury is best known as frontman of the legendary hard rock/post-punk outfit The Cult, a band responsible for 1980 hits like She Sells Sanctuary , Love Removal Machine and Fire Woman..
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Ian Robert Astbury [1] [2] (born 14 May 1962) is a British singer who is the lead vocalist, frontman and a founding member of the rock band the Cult. [3]
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The date holds special significance for both Stern and The Cult, with the legendary media personality celebrating his 70th birthday, and Ian Astbury and Billy Duffy having announced their.
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November 03, 2023 at 6:00AM GMT "IT WAS a massive adrenal dump," admits Ian Astbury, leader of The Cult, of how it felt to debut his band's new Death Cult 8323 set in Los Angeles last week.
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The Cult's Ian Astbury on a Lifetime of Touring and His New Brian Jones-Inspired Album The English frontman spoke with host Scott Lipps about almost being cast as Jim Morrison of the Doors.
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When Southern Death Cult split up in 1983, totemic frontman Ian Astbury teamed up with guitarist Billy Duffy to form Death Cult. There were links to the past, in the name and adaptation of at least a couple a couple of songs that Astbury laid claim to, but Death Cult was to all intents and purposes an entirely new band.