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278. DREAMTIME by The Cult

278. DREAMTIME by The Cult

This 1984 debut record by The Cult (after they changed their name from Death Cult) addressed lead singer Ian Astbury's interest with Native American cultures and themes that would continue throughout most of the The Cult's career. Guitarist Billy Duffy hadn't quite found his

232. A COMFORTING NOTION - EP by Heartworms

232. A COMFORTING NOTION - EP by Heartworms

So I'm going to recommend you stop what you're doing (including reading this post!) and queue up this just released 2023 EP by UK musician Jojo Orme, who plays under the moniker Heartworms. This is one of those 'stumble upon' posts - that is

193. DISINTEGRATION by The Cure

193. DISINTEGRATION by The Cure

I've set myself up for failure by picking this 1989 record by The Cure (previously covered here) to feature today. Why? Well, how does one choose just 3 to 5 songs off this absolute masterpiece to get the unenlightened started? Conversely, how will the diehard fans ever agree

75. LOVE by The Cult

75. LOVE by The Cult

One of the classic post-punk/goth rock records of all time, “Love” came out in 1985 and served as a breakthrough for The Cult in the UK (that same level of success came in the US only after they changed their sound on the two subsequent albums). With Manchester’s