The Cult : Pure Cult / The Singles 1984-1995The Cult were a singles band, as evidenced by the Stones like 'Love Removal Machine' and the blazing 'Fire Woman'. The ensemble's mixture of '60s influences (no wonder Ian Astbury became the lead singer of the reformed Doors) and hard rock power, not only helped define a whole subset of the late '80s alternative rock scene, it's fair to say that the groups like Stone Temple Pilots owed at least some of their success to the Cult's early flirtations

Sherry Darling - Bruce Springsteen (4

Hope Sandoval) - Mercury Rev

'Smokers Delight'

Despite the album being a firm favourite of fans

Brand New Cadillac - The Clash (2

Hairless Toys (Gotta Hurt) - Róisín Murphy (6

We're Wastin' Time - The Rolling Stones (2

Ulrich's long term AV collaborator Nat Urazmetova has reimagined and refreshed the artwork

They Who Must Die - Shabaka and The Ancestors

Pumping On Your Stereo - Supergrass

That Lucky Old Sun - Sam Cooke

concentrating on offshoots of proto-disco