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The Cult released "Give Me Mercy", the first single of their upcoming album "Under The Midnight Sun", that will be out next October 7. The official video for the track shows the two original members of the band Ian Astbury (Vocals) and Billy Duffy (Guitar). Besides the two, the band also has John Tempesta (Drums), Grant Fitzpatrick (Bass) and Damon Fox (Keyboards). In an official statement, Astbury talked abou the new record, saying: "I was absolutely enamored with this piece of music Billy had written, and it perfectly fit these thoughts I'd been having about our culture's need to move past assumptions of duality. We need new language because words can't express where we're going." Duffy also commented, saying: "'Give Me Mercy' has all the hallmarks of the new classic Cult to my ears … fresh yet familiar." Hear the new The Cult song "Give Me Mercy": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_4DJGSbwcU Lyrics (Via AZ Lyrics) "I wish it were different It all ends the same Your savage heart Has stolen my name In a wilderness lost You're so hard to tame In the tides of this world You're a victim of fate" "Give me mercy Love will find you Give me mercy A new language" "I don't know Which way to turn Other worlds with offerings of joy Watch the butcher's knife In his trembling hand The end of the species The shimmering veil" "Give me mercy Love will find you Give me mercy A new language" "Give me mercy Love will find you Give me mercy A new language" "Give me mercy Love will find you Give me mercy A new language" "Give me mercy Love will find you, love will find you Give me mercy Love will find you, love will find you" Formed in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England back in 1983, The Cult started as a post-punk/gothic rock band and evolved to a sound more close to Hard Rock by the late 80s. Their most famous albums are “Love” (1985), “Electric” (1987), “Sonic Temple” (1989) and “Ceremony” (1991). Besides his work with The Cult, singer Ian Astbury was also part of the project The Doors of the 21st Century from 2002 to 2007, a project to revive The Doors with the two original members Ray Manzarek (Keyboards) and Robby Krieger (Guitar).

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