The Cult - Electric (Black Vinyl)

The Cult - Electric (Black Vinyl)The Cult's third album Electric was released in 1987 and caused the band to explode to new levels of fame. It contains the massive hits Love Removal Machine, Wild Flower and Lil Devil and was produced by Rick Rubin. Electric was a commercial and critical success, propelling The Cult to the forefront of the hard rock scene and cementing their status as one of the most influential bands of the era. The album remains a touchstone for hard rock and heavy

find analogs to your own emotional history in their scenarios –when you hear them

black midi - Geordie Greep (vocals / guitar)

playing to audiences across North and South America

Fans of dream-pop

Horse Jumper of Love thrive on patient and pummeling songs

They had already debuted a handful of songs earmarked for Antics on the road: Length of Love

evoking the stop-and-go rhythm of commuter life through hard-hitting drums and heavy guitar feedback phasing in and out of the mix

Composer Dustin Payseur peppers the album equally with descriptions of the joy of fatherhood and the existential pleasure of smoking cigarettes out of a car window with friends -- Bunny features Beach Fossils' most personal lyrics to-date

& other manners of oxymoronic perfection

Cavalcade a mixture of isolation and collaboration

Electric was a commercial and critical success

orchestral strings