Q&A: Ian Astbury of The Cult
"For the Animals" and "The Wolf," however, helped "Choice of Weapon" debut at No. 34 on The Billboard 200 album chart.
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"For the Animals" and "The Wolf," however, helped "Choice of Weapon" debut at No. 34 on The Billboard 200 album chart.
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Ian Astbury from The Cult and Aimee Nash from The Black Ryder were pronounced lead singer and lead singer in a wedding ceremony in Las Vegas last week.
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Say what you like about Ian Astbury – and, indeed, many people do – but first and foremost The Cult frontman is a serious music fan.
Read MoreSeminal hard rock band The Cult return this week with their ninth studio album, Choice of Weapon.
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Ian Astbury doesn't need to look very far for a reminder of his Buddhist beliefs.
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The Cult has played SXSW before, but lead singer Ian Astbury can't remember when and says he has more important things on his mind.
Read MoreI played my cassette copy of The Cult 's Love enough times in high school that the oxide wore off.
Read MoreThe four Boris tracks on BXI EP are among the most concise and powerful in the Japanese trio's catalogue.
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One of a select bunch of seekers who were energised by punk rock and set off on an idiosyncratic path through rock & roll.
Read MoreI certainly find them entertaining live, but I've never been able to get into their albums.
Read MoreThe funny thing about this collaboration between the mightily respected, Japanese hard rock band, Boris and The Cult's Ias Astbury, is for years many have contended (Myself included) that the only obstacle keeping Boris from totally dominating American Rock 'N' Roll is the fact their English is mainly limited to phrases like "Rock 'N' Roll," "Metal," and "F*ck Yeah." Put a real vocalist out front, one with dynamic range and a real grasp of what it means to be a rock singer, one like Ian Astbury, I would contend, and there would be no stopping this band.
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Hello From The Gutter New live album by this Japanese band that includes Kazyuki Kishino (better known as K.K. Null) – its a follow-up to 2004 "Last Nanosecond".
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Barring a shrug of indifference, there are three possible responses to the news of this collaboration between Japanese avant-metal collective Boris and Ian 'Wolfchild' Astbury, AKA him out of goth-bothering gonzo rockers The Cult. One might applaud the unlikely but highly welcome coming together of two titans of the hard rock spectrum.
Read MoreThe four song EP by Japanese Doom rockers Boris and Ian Astbury is ffucking weirool.
Read MoreWhether or not you're a fan of Ian Astbury , or indeed Boris , at the very least their collaboration is an interesting premise.
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ATP NY have a plethora of exclusives upstate in early September, and now they're bringing one to NYC.
Read MoreSouthern Lord proudly presents an incredible collaboration between label artists Boris and Ian Astbury ( The Cult and The Doors ) due for release at the end of August.
Read MoreAnd while lineup changes have occurred throughout the years, Astbury's incredible voice has arguably been the band's central focus–and for good reason.
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