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Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: The Cult / Audio CD released 1997-04-21 at Beggars Banquet / Disc #1 ... more Newest Review: ... original sound for themselves. The beauty of Sonic Temple is that it has the familiarity of a Cult album, whilst presenting ... more |
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by steerpyke - written on 28/09/04 (Very useful, 146 readings)
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The Cult were the masters of re-invention. From spotty faced punks, to young goth rockers and finally to full on leather clad rock warriors, they always knew how to deliver the goods. The previous release, Electric had seen the band turn a creative corner and they had gone off to America to find a producer who could make them sound like AC/DC. Whilst Electric was a very successful album, it was not until Sonic Temple that they found the consistancy and polish, and created a whole new and original sound for themselves. The beauty of Sonic Temple is that it has the familiarity of a Cult album, whilst presenting a new direction, one based fairly and squarely in ...
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