The Cult

The Cult returned earlier this year with their latest disc ‘Choice of Weapon’ and now the rockers are offering up an insider’s look into the writing and recording process for the album with a new digital release titled ‘Weapon of Choice.’

Killing Joke frontman Jaz Coleman has apparently cut off contact between himself and the rest of his band after writing a bizarre Facebook post on Killing Joke's official page. Seemingly out of nowhere, Coleman reportedly trashed upcoming tourmates, the Cult and the Mission, while announcing a sudden cancellation of their shows together. Additionally, the rest of Killing Joke have declared Jaz Col

The Cult were involved in a bus crash in Europe this week while traveling in the early morning hours from Split, Croatia, to Ljubijana, Slovenia. Thankfully, there were no fatalities or very serious injuries, but frontman Ian Astbury was pretty banged up in the accident. Judging from the vocalist's description of the events, things could have been a lot worse, as the bus nearly went over an 80-foo

Legendary British rockers the Cult made their way to New York’s Terminal 5 on Friday night (June 8 ) for a serious rock 'n' roll party in support of their new album ‘Choice of Weapon.’ The show was supported by the bands Against Me! and the Icarus Line.

The Cult's Billy Duffy on New Album + Touring

It's a match made in hard-rocking heaven! The Cult singer Ian Astbury married Black Ryder singer-bassist Aimee Nash over the weekend.

The Cult may be getting some age on them, but they're not going gently into the night. In fact, with their latest release, 'Choice of Weapon,' the group shows off the energy and vitality of a band half their age while feeding upon the years of experience to craft a lyrically deeper album.

On last night's episode (May 12) of 'That Metal Show,' the Cult's Ian Astbury and Billy Duffy appeared along with Teutonic metal warrior Doro. Both spoke about their history and their future, reminding us that long-running metal acts continue to have gas in the tank. They also separately addressed one of the biggest bands on earth and being married to metal.

The Cult's Billy Duffy on New Album and Tour Plans

Both live concert and backstage footage from The Cult's recent SXSW show, which saw them playing in at the 25,000-capacity Auditorium Shores, was filmed for usage in Terrence Malick's upcoming feature film 'Lawless.'