Not as hard rockin’ as their previous two albums but not quite dipping back into their goth roots, the Cult’s fifth album is steeped in Ian Astbury’s characteristic Native American imagery and spiritual questing.

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Not as hard rockin’ as their previous two albums but not quite dipping back into their goth roots, the Cult’s fifth album is steeped in Ian Astbury’s characteristic Native American imagery and spiritual questing. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Not as hard rockin’ as their previous two albums but not quite dipping back into their goth roots, the Cult’s fifth album is steeped in Ian Astbury’s characteristic Native American imagery and spiritual questing.

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Episode 7: The Cult, Ceremony

We’re Useless Info Inc and we're calling this podcast series “Anti-Seminal.” You know those rock albums that everyone talks about and everyone seems to own? We’re not talking about those. We dig them, but on this podcast we’re going to look at bands from A to Z and bring some love to albums that may be underrated and deserve more attention. The focus will be on hard rock and metal, but we’ll be sure to mix it up now and then.

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