
The Cult's 2007 album, "Born Into This," delivers a potent dose of their signature hard rock, blending driving guitar riffs with Ian Astbury's commanding vocals. It's a defiant and energetic statement
August 14, 2007 · RoadRunner Records
"Born Into This" is the sound of The Cult re-staking their claim as hard rock titans in the 21st century. It's an album that feels both classic and contemporary, brimming with the kind of driving, riff-heavy energy and shamanic swagger that defines their best work. Ian Astbury's vocals are as commanding and enigmatic as ever, weaving tales of self-examination and defiance over Billy Duffy's unmistakable guitar heroics. This is an album for those who crave powerful, unpretentious rock music, designed to be played loud and felt deep. It's a testament to a band comfortable in their skin, delivering exactly what their dedicated fanbase desires: anthemic, gritty, and undeniably Cult.
How does Born Into This sound next to the rest of The Cult's catalogue?
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