Announcing a double album and then releasing it as two separate albums, each around 35 minutes in run time, certainly isn't the most ordinary way to break silence after nearly 7 years without any full length releases. But that clearly hasn't stopped Cult Of Fire from doing just that.
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In a perfect world, Nirvana, the second half of Cult Of Fire's two album return this year, would be significantly different from Moksha. A counterpart album, a complementary listen, the yin to Moksha's yang if you will. But I suppose we don't live in a perfect world, do we?
Review by Auntie Sahar ››