The Cult (band) - Definition and Overview

The Cult is a British punk rock, goth, heavy metal, and grunge band originally formed in 1982 as Southern Death Cult and later Death Cult before settling on their current name.

Their front man Ian Astbury later sang in place of the deceased Jim Morrison in gigs by the reformed Doors in the early 21st century. The second person in the band is the Guitar player Billy Duffy, who was with Ian Astbury the centre of the band. All other band members were exchanged.

Discography

• Dreamtime (1984)
• Love (1985)
• Electric (1987)
• Sonic Temple (1989)
• Ceremony (1991)
• Self-Titled (1994)
• Beyond Good And Evil (2001)