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September marks the thirtieth anniversary of Dreamtime, the debut album from British band the Cult. The band included Ian Asbury (vocals), Billy Duffy (guitar), Jamie Stewart (bass and backing vocals) and Nigel Preston (drums). This 1984 release went to number 46 in Sweden and number 21 in the UK.
In 1987, the British band the Cult changed up their previous music style, going from Gothic rock to a more hard rock sound, with their third studio album Electric. For this release they also brought on board producer Rick Rubin, one of the founders of Def Jam Records, to assist with the changing of the sound. The end result was the band's first Platinum selling album.
