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 Southern Death Cult - Cult
 Southern Death Cult - Cult ... Tracklisting1 All Glory 2 Fat Man 3 Today 4 False Faces 5 Crypt 6 Crow 7 Faith 8 Vivisection 9 Apache 10 Moya Newest Review: ... poppy undertones that make it more accessible, quite similar to Billy Idol in a way. Tracks tend to be quite militant with ... more ... the powerful vocals standing out a little louder than the instruments, this album may lack the polished finish or the complete radio sound of the music of The Cult but it definitely set precedent for it and it is easy to see that Astbury was a man who meant business. He created his own sound and it would be almost impossible not to recognise his voice which is something you can say about few vocalists.
My favourite tracks are probably the powerful Fatman and the dar The Crypt. I do like the lyrics in general of thi...more |
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Southern Death Cult
Release Date: 1996 - 09 - 23, Audio CD, Beggars Banquet Last Update 04.12.2009 05:59
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Southern Death Cult - Cult: Southern Death Cult - What a band name! (307 words)
by - written on 19/10/08 (Very useful, 15 readings)
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This is a compilation of the 3 EP's produced by The Southern Death Cult, Ian Astbury's first band and humble beginnings before moving on to the huge band that would be The Cult. The wall of sound created by the guitars constantly playing on certain tracks often sounds like a bit of surf rock whilst Ian Astbury's vocals are far from squealy but more like a bluesy punk voice with poppy undertones that make it more accessible, quite similar to Billy Idol in a way. Tracks tend to be quite militant with the powerful vocals standing out a little louder than the instruments, this album may lack the polished finish or the complete radio sound of the music ... Read the complete review
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