The Falcon has played a key part in helping Duffy form his signature blend of psychedelic gothic hard rock over the past four ...
Bands thrive on opposites. Peacocking Mick and rakish Keef. Outlandish Freddie and bookish Brian. Acerbic John and cuddly ...
Acerbic John and cuddly Paul. Into this mould – in personality terms if not in commercial ones – fit British band The Cult. Ian Astbury is an earnest and spiritual singer fascinated by Native ...
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“The true identities behind Sleep Token are immaterial”: How these masked men became the biggest cult band in the worldSleep Token, on the other hand, formed in 2016 and only released their first full-length in 2019 – making the transition from ...
The Cult’s Ian Astbury has spoken to NME about the recent resurgence of goth in pop culture – which sees “women picking up the swords and leading the way” – as well as how the band are ...
These cult classics were torn apart by music critics with horrible reviews upon their release; and one even got banned.
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Winnipeggers celebrate 50th anniversary of cult classic 'Phantom of the Paradise'When the American rock musical film "Phantom of the Paradise" was released in theatres in Winnipeg in 1974, Craig Wallace was ...
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The story of Diamond Head’s Lightning To The Nations, the cult album that invented MetallicaDiamond Head’s Lightning To The Nations should have turned them into NWOBHM-era superstars, but instead it inspired Lars ...
But they were a band, along with their New York contemporaries, such as The National and the Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs, which came of age in a post-September 11 America. The cult post-punk band chose to ...
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