1. Horse Nation
2. Spiritwalker
3. 83rd Dream
4. Butterflies
5. Go West
6. Gimmick
7. A Flower in the Desert
8. Dreamtime
9. Rider in the Snow
10. Bad Medicine Waltz
2. Spiritwalker
3. 83rd Dream
4. Butterflies
5. Go West
6. Gimmick
7. A Flower in the Desert
8. Dreamtime
9. Rider in the Snow
10. Bad Medicine Waltz
The Cult
Dreamtime
Beggars Banquet
Released 10 September 1984
BBL-2009
Following the name change from Death Cult, the band's 1984 debut still has the Goth/tribal influences but has also moved on towards the classic blues-rock feel. It reached #21 on the UK charts, and "Spiritwalker" is still a radio staple today.
Press
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Kerrang - The 16 essential goth albums you need to know - The Cult/Dreamtime
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For Ian Astbury, The Cult Is Not a Legacy Act
Even in middle life, Cult frontman Ian Astbury flashes the wide-eyed bemusement of an adolescent punker struggling to identify with stodgy, sensible grown-ups. As his band of three decades preps the release of its 10th album of elegant hard rock, he’s a starburst of creative ambition and hyper-curiosity, frustrated by the fiscal realities of digital-age music commerce and the stylistic expectations foisted upon veteran acts.