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“There was always an undercurrent of youthful exuberance, violence and piracy”: Why The Cult’s Billy Duffy and Ian Astbury aren’t scared of summoning the ghosts of their past by resurrecting Death Cult

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“There was always an undercurrent of youthful exuberance, violence and piracy”: Why The Cult’s Billy Duffy and Ian Astbury aren’t scared of summoning the ghosts of their past by resurrecting Death Cult

The Cult’s guitarist Billy Duffy explains why he and vocalist Ian Astbury have resurrected Death Cult for a 40th anniversary tour

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