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The Cult Are An English Rock Band Formed In 1983 In Bradford West Yorkshire. Before Settling On Their Current Name In January 1984 The Band Performed Under The Name Death Cult Which Was An Evolution Of The Name Of Lead Singer Ian Astbury's Previous Band Southern Death Cult. They Gained A Dedicated Following In The United Kingdom In The Mid-1980s As A Post-Punk/gothic Rock Band With Singles Such As "She Sells Sanctuary" Before Breaking Into The Mainstream In The United States In The Late 1980s Establishing Themselves As A Hard Rock Band With Singles Such As "Love Removal Machine". Since Its Initial Formation In 1983 The Band Have Had Various Line-Ups The Longest-Serving Members Are Astbury And Guitarist Billy Duffy Who Are Also The Band's Two Songwriters. The Cult's Debut Studio Album Dreamtime Was Released In 1984 To Moderate Success With Its Lead Single "Spiritwalker" Reaching No. 1 On The UK Indie Chart. Their Second Studio Album Love 1985 Was Also Successful Charting At No. 4 In The UK And Including Singles Such As "She Sells Sanctuary" And "Rain". The Band's Third Album Electric 1987 Launched Them New Heights Of Success Also Peaking At No. 4 In The UK And Charting Highly In Other Territories And Spawned The Hit Singles "Love Removal Machine" "Lil' Devil" And "Wild Flower". On That Album The Cult Supplemented Their Post-Punk Sound With Hard Rock The Polish On This New Sound Was Facilitated By Producer Rick Rubin. After Moving To Los Angeles California Where The Band Has Been Based For The Remainder Of Their Career The Cult Continued The Musical Experimentation Of Electric With Its Follow-Up Album Sonic Temple 1989 Which Marked Their First Collaboration With Bob Rock Who Would Produce Several Of The Band's Subsequent Albums. Sonic Temple Was Their Most Successful Album To That Point Entering The Top 10 On The UK And US Charts And Included One Of The Band's Most Popular Songs "Fire Woman". By The Time Of Their Fifth Album Ceremony 1991 Tensions And Creative Differences Began To Surface Among The Band Members. This Resulted In The Recording Sessions For Ceremony Being Held Without A Stable Lineup Leaving Astbury And Duffy As The Only Two Official Members Left And Featuring Support From Session Musicians On Bass And Drums. The Ongoing Tension Had Carried Over Within The Next Four Years During Which They Released One More Studio Album The Cult 1994 And Called It Quits In 1995. The Cult Reformed In 1999 And Released Their Seventh Album Beyond Good And Evil Two Years Later. The Commercial Failure Of The Album And Resurfaced Tensions Led To The Band Going Back On Hiatus In 2002. They Resumed Activity In 2006 And Have Since Released Three More Studio Albums Born Into This 2007 Choice Of Weapon 2012 And Hidden City 2016 . According To Music Critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine The Band Fuse A "hardcore Punk Revivalist" Sound With The "pseudo-Mysticism ... Of The Doors And Uriah Heep And The Guitar-Orchestrations Of Led Zeppelin And The Cure ... While Adding Touches Of Post-Punk Goth Rock". In 1985 Astbury Said "Our Music Is Just Melodies And Guitars. We're Like Big Country And U2 Only Better!". On August 15 2020 Duffy Announced On His Twitter That The Band Were Recording A New Album With Producer Tom Dalgety At Rockfield Studios Where The Cult Had Recorded Their Debut Album Dreamtime 36 Years Earlier. The Cult Is Also The Name Of A Las Vegas Funk Group That Recorded One Album In 1976 An Australian Psych Rock Band That Released One Single In 1965 A UK Punk Band That Released One 7" In 1980 And A Garage Rock Band Featuring Allan Springfield Of Chelsea Beige That Released Two Singles In 1965 And 1966.
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Tribute To Warhol Actress Edie Sedgwick Following Her Departure From Warhol's Circle Sedgwick Began Living At The Chelsea Hotel Where She Became Close To Bob Dylan. Dylan's Friends Eventually Convinced Sedgwick To Sign Up With Albert Grossman Dylan's Manager. Sedgwick And Dylan's Relationship Ended When Sedgwick Found Out That Dylan Had Married Sara Lownds In A Secret Ceremony – Something That She Apparently Found Out From Warhol During An Argument At The Gingerman Restaurant In February 1966. According To Paul Morrissey Sedgwick Had Said "'They're Dylan's People Going To Make A Film And I'm Supposed To Star In It With Bobby Dylan .' Suddenly It Was Bobby This And Bobby That And They Realized That She Had A Crush On Him. They Thought He'd Been Leading Her On Because Just That Day Andy Had Heard In His Lawyer's Office That Dylan Had Been Secretly Married For A Few Months - He Married Sara Lownds In November 1965... Andy Couldn't Resist Asking 'Did You Know Edie That Bob Dylan Has Gotten Married?' She Was Trembling. They Realized That She Really Thought Of Herself As Entering A Relationship With Dylan That Maybe He Hadn't Been Truthful." Several Weeks Before The December 29 2006 One-Week Release Of The Controversial Film Factory Girl Described By The Village Voice Review As "Edie For Dummies." The Weinstein Company And The Film's Producers Interviewed Sedgwick's Older Brother Jonathan Who Asserted That She Had "had An Abortion Of The Child She Was Supposedly Carrying By Dylan." Jonathan Sedgwick A Retired Airplane Designer Was Flown In From Idaho To New York City By The Distributor To Meet Sienna Miller Who Was Playing His Late Sister As Well As To Give An Eight-Hour Video Interview With Details About The Purported Liaison Between Edie And Dylan Which The Distributor Promptly Released To The News Media. Jonathan Claims An Abortion Took Place Soon After "Edie Was Badly Hurt In A Motorcycle Crash And Sent To An Emergency Unit. As A Result Of The Accident Doctors Consigned Her To A Mental Hospital Where She Was Treated For Drug Addiction." No Hospital Records Or Sedgwick Family Records Exist To Support This Story. Nonetheless Edie's Brother Also Claimed "Staff Found She Was Pregnant But Fearing The Baby Had Been Damaged By Her Drug Use And Anorexia Forced Her To Have The Abortion." However According To Edie Sedgwick's Personal Medical Records And Oral Life-History Tape Recorded Less Than A Year Before Her Death For Her Final Film Ciao! Manhattan There Is Credible Evidence That The Only Abortion She Underwent In Her Lifetime Was At Age 20 In 1963. Throughout Most Of 1966 Sedgwick Was Involved In An Intensely Private Yet Tumultuous Relationship Not With Bob Dylan But With Dylan's Closest Friend Bob Neuwirth. During This Period She Became Increasingly Dependent On Barbiturates. Although She Experimented With Illegal Substances Including Opiates There Is No Evidence That Sedgwick Ever Became A Heroin Addict. In Early 1967 Neuwirth Unable To Cope With Sedgwick's Drug Abuse And Erratic Behavior Broke Off Their Relationship. When Sedgwick Married Post In July 1971 She Reportedly Stopped Drinking And Abusing Drugs. Her Sobriety Lasted Until October When Pain Medication Was Given To Her To Treat A Physical Illness. She Remained Under The Care Of Dr. Wells Who Prescribed Her Barbiturates But She Would Demand More Pills Or Say She Had Lost Them In Order To Get More. Sedgwick Often Combined The Medications With Alcohol. On The Night Of November 15 1971 Sedgwick Went To A Fashion Show At The Santa Barbara Museum A Segment Of Which Was Filmed For The Television Show An American Family. After The Fashion Show She Attended A Party And Was Supposedly Attacked By A Drunken Guest Who Called Her A Heroin Addict. Sedgwick Phoned Post Who Arrived At The Party And Seeing That She Was Disturbed By The Accusations Took Her Back To Their Apartment Around One In The Morning. According To John Pierce In Edie — An American Biography She Came On To Him At The Party And Complained About Her Marriage To Post. On The Way Home Sedgwick Expressed Thoughts Of Uncertainty About Their Marriage. Before They Both Fell Asleep Post Gave Sedgwick The Medication That Had Been Prescribed For Her. According To Post Sedgwick Started To Fall Asleep Very Quickly And Her Breathing Was "bad – It Sounded Like There Was A Big Hole In Her Lungs " But He Attributed That To Her Heavy Smoking Habit And Went To Sleep. When Post Awoke The Following Morning Edie Sedgwick Was Dead. The Coroner Ruled Sedgwick's Death As "undetermined/accident/suicide." The Time Of Death Was Estimated To Be 9 20 A.M. The Death Certificate Claims The Immediate Cause Was "probable Acute Barbiturate Intoxication" Due To Ethanol Intoxication. Sedgwick's Alcohol Level Was Registered At 0.17% And Her Barbiturate Level Was 0.48 Mg%. She Was 28. Sedgwick Was Buried In The Small Oak Hill Cemetery In Ballard California In A Simple Grave. Her Epitaph Reads "Edith Sedgwick Post - Wife Of Michael Brett Post 1943-1971." The Family Attended Her Memorial Service.
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The Cult Are An English Rock Band Formed In 1983 In Bradford West Yorkshire. Before Settling On Their Current Name In January 1984 The Band Performed Under The Name Death Cult Which Was An Evolution Of The Name Of Lead Singer Ian Astbury's Previous Band Southern Death Cult. They Gained A Dedicated Following In The United Kingdom In The Mid-1980s As A Post-Punk/gothic Rock Band With Singles Such As "She Sells Sanctuary" Before Breaking Into The Mainstream In The United States In The Late 1980s Establishing Themselves As A Hard Rock Band With Singles Such As "Love Removal Machine". Since Its Initial Formation In 1983 The Band Have Had Various Line-Ups The Longest-Serving Members Are Astbury And Guitarist Billy Duffy Who Are Also The Band's Two Songwriters. The Cult's Debut Studio Album Dreamtime Was Released In 1984 To Moderate Success With Its Lead Single "Spiritwalker" Reaching No. 1 On The UK Indie Chart. Their Second Studio Album Love 1985 Was Also Successful Charting At No. 4 In The UK And Including Singles Such As "She Sells Sanctuary" And "Rain". The Band's Third Album Electric 1987 Launched Them New Heights Of Success Also Peaking At No. 4 In The UK And Charting Highly In Other Territories And Spawned The Hit Singles "Love Removal Machine" "Lil' Devil" And "Wild Flower". On That Album The Cult Supplemented Their Post-Punk Sound With Hard Rock The Polish On This New Sound Was Facilitated By Producer Rick Rubin. After Moving To Los Angeles California Where The Band Has Been Based For The Remainder Of Their Career The Cult Continued The Musical Experimentation Of Electric With Its Follow-Up Album Sonic Temple 1989 Which Marked Their First Collaboration With Bob Rock Who Would Produce Several Of The Band's Subsequent Albums. Sonic Temple Was Their Most Successful Album To That Point Entering The Top 10 On The UK And US Charts And Included One Of The Band's Most Popular Songs "Fire Woman". By The Time Of Their Fifth Album Ceremony 1991 Tensions And Creative Differences Began To Surface Among The Band Members. This Resulted In The Recording Sessions For Ceremony Being Held Without A Stable Lineup Leaving Astbury And Duffy As The Only Two Official Members Left And Featuring Support From Session Musicians On Bass And Drums. The Ongoing Tension Had Carried Over Within The Next Four Years During Which They Released One More Studio Album The Cult 1994 And Called It Quits In 1995. The Cult Reformed In 1999 And Released Their Seventh Album Beyond Good And Evil Two Years Later. The Commercial Failure Of The Album And Resurfaced Tensions Led To The Band Going Back On Hiatus In 2002. They Resumed Activity In 2006 And Have Since Released Three More Studio Albums Born Into This 2007 Choice Of Weapon 2012 And Hidden City 2016 . According To Music Critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine The Band Fuse A "hardcore Punk Revivalist" Sound With The "pseudo-Mysticism ... Of The Doors And Uriah Heep And The Guitar-Orchestrations Of Led Zeppelin And The Cure ... While Adding Touches Of Post-Punk Goth Rock". In 1985 Astbury Said "Our Music Is Just Melodies And Guitars. We're Like Big Country And U2 Only Better!". On August 15 2020 Duffy Announced On His Twitter That The Band Were Recording A New Album With Producer Tom Dalgety At Rockfield Studios Where The Cult Had Recorded Their Debut Album Dreamtime 36 Years Earlier. The Cult Is Also The Name Of A Las Vegas Funk Group That Recorded One Album In 1976 An Australian Psych Rock Band That Released One Single In 1965 A UK Punk Band That Released One 7" In 1980 And A Garage Rock Band Featuring Allan Springfield Of Chelsea Beige That Released Two Singles In 1965 And 1966.
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Tribute to Warhol actress Edie Sedgwick
Following her departure from Warhol's circle, Sedgwick began living at the Chelsea Hotel, where she became close to Bob Dylan. Dylan's friends eventually convinced Sedgwick to sign up with Albert Grossman, Dylan's manager. Sedgwick and Dylan's relationship ended when Sedgwick found out that Dylan had married Sara Lownds in a secret ceremony – something that she apparently found out from Warhol during an argument at the Gingerman Restaurant in February 1966.
According to Paul Morrissey, Sedgwick had said: "'They're [Dylan's people] going to make a film and I'm supposed to star in it with Bobby [Dylan].' Suddenly it was Bobby this and Bobby that, and they realized that she had a crush on him. They thought he'd been leading her on, because just that day Andy had heard in his lawyer's office that Dylan had been secretly married for a few months - he married Sara Lownds in November 1965... Andy couldn't resist asking, 'Did you know, Edie, that Bob Dylan has gotten married?' She was trembling. They realized that she really thought of herself as entering a relationship with Dylan, that maybe he hadn't been truthful."
Several weeks before the December 29, 2006 one-week release of the controversial film Factory Girl, described by The Village Voice review as "Edie for Dummies." The Weinstein Company and the film's producers interviewed Sedgwick's older brother, Jonathan, who asserted that she had "had an abortion of the child she was (supposedly) carrying by Dylan." Jonathan Sedgwick, a retired airplane designer, was flown in from Idaho to New York City by the distributor to meet Sienna Miller, who was playing his late sister, as well as to give an eight-hour video interview with details about the purported liaison between Edie and Dylan, which the distributor promptly released to the news media. Jonathan claims an abortion took place soon after "Edie was badly hurt in a motorcycle crash and sent to an emergency unit. As a result of the accident, doctors consigned her to a mental hospital where she was treated for drug addiction." No hospital records or Sedgwick family records exist to support this story. Nonetheless, Edie's brother also claimed "Staff found she was pregnant but, fearing the baby had been damaged by her drug use and anorexia, forced her to have the abortion." However, according to Edie Sedgwick's personal medical records and oral life-history tape recorded less than a year before her death for her final film, Ciao! Manhattan, there is credible evidence that the only abortion she underwent in her lifetime was at age 20 in 1963.
Throughout most of 1966, Sedgwick was involved in an intensely private yet tumultuous relationship not with Bob Dylan, but with Dylan's closest friend, Bob Neuwirth. During this period, she became increasingly dependent on barbiturates. Although she experimented with illegal substances including opiates, there is no evidence that Sedgwick ever became a heroin addict. In early 1967, Neuwirth, unable to cope with Sedgwick's drug abuse and erratic behavior, broke off their relationship.
When Sedgwick married Post in July 1971, she reportedly stopped drinking and abusing drugs. Her sobriety lasted until October, when pain medication was given to her to treat a physical illness. She remained under the care of Dr. Wells, who prescribed her barbiturates, but she would demand more pills or say she had lost them in order to get more. Sedgwick often combined the medications with alcohol.
On the night of November 15, 1971, Sedgwick went to a fashion show at the Santa Barbara Museum, a segment of which was filmed for the television show An American Family. After the fashion show, she attended a party and was supposedly attacked by a drunken guest who called her a heroin addict. Sedgwick phoned Post, who arrived at the party and, seeing that she was disturbed by the accusations, took her back to their apartment around one in the morning. According to John Pierce in Edie — an American Biography, she came on to him at the party and complained about her marriage to Post. On the way home, Sedgwick expressed thoughts of uncertainty about their marriage. Before they both fell asleep, Post gave Sedgwick the medication that had been prescribed for her. According to Post, Sedgwick started to fall asleep very quickly, and her breathing was, "bad – it sounded like there was a big hole in her lungs," but he attributed that to her heavy smoking habit and went to sleep.
When Post awoke the following morning, Edie Sedgwick was dead. The coroner ruled Sedgwick's death as "undetermined/accident/suicide." The time of death was estimated to be 9:20 A.M. The death certificate claims the immediate cause was "probable acute barbiturate intoxication" due to ethanol intoxication. Sedgwick's alcohol level was registered at 0.17% and her barbiturate level was 0.48 mg%. She was 28.
Sedgwick was buried in the small Oak Hill Cemetery in Ballard, California in a simple grave. Her epitaph reads "Edith Sedgwick Post - Wife Of Michael Brett Post 1943-1971." The family attended her memorial service.
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