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According to Mark E
rolling through tragedy and stylistic changes to amass a terrific body of work - one that was modern enough to play in clubs but classicist enough to stand the test of time
with vinyl mastering by Geoff Pesche at Abbey Road
at an unhurried speed where Janovitz’s storytelling and car crash metaphors stand the best chance of making an impression
Fulham Fallout was their debut album and this pressing celebrates the 40th anniversary of it’s release
Ceremony Mclusky According to Mark EIn 1991, The Cult's fifth album Ceremony was released. The follow up to the massive Sonic Temple marked a turning point in The Cults sound and style and it was their first album without longtime bassist Jamie Stewart. The album was a commercial success, reaching No. 25 on the Billboard chart and it remains a fan favorite and an important album in The Cults discography. The Cult continued to develop their sound on this album, and it is heavily
