Beyond Good and Evil is the seventh studio album by English rock band The Cult.

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Beyond Good and Evil is the seventh studio album by English rock band The Cult. Released in 2001, it marked their first new recording in six and a half years. The record debuted at on the charts in the United States, in Canada, in Spain. Only one single, "Rise", was officially released and had a music video. The songs "Breathe" and "True Believers" were released as promotional singles but not as official singles.

The Cult's seventh studio release is also their first release in seven years takes them into brand new sonic territory. Released: May 31, 2001 Release type: Album Genre: hard rock Label: Atlantic, Lava Number Of Tracks: 12 The Cult's seventh studio release is also their first release in seven years takes them into brand new sonic territory. 2 10 1 Beyond Good And Evil. Beyond Good And Evil Unregistered A lot of the songs sound.

The Cult are a postmodern rock band, active since 1983. Their first album, Dreamtime was released in 1984, and followed by Love in 1985. Love featured the single "She Sells Sanctuary", which introduced the band to an international audience. Many songs of these early albums focus on Native American themes, a pre-occupation of Astbury. On their third album, Electric, the Cult made a transformation to hard rock sound with the help of Rick Rubin. A new contract with Atlantic Records was signed, and in 2001 Beyond Good and Evil was released. The band enjoyed radio success initially with the single "Rise", until the band had a falling out with Atlantic and they ended all commercial promotions and radio play for the album 2000s and beyond. Only one single, "Rise," was officially released and had a music video. This album also marked the return of Matt Sorum as The Cult's drummer. There are several CD acetates of early recordings of the songs later featured on Beyond Good and Evil. A CD-R of demo versions of the songs leaked out, unofficially referred to as Unmixed, Unmastered, Unsequenced, and a bootleg CD-R of later, but still unfinished versions of the songs is also in circulation. All songs written by Ian Astbury and Billy Duffy, except where noted.

Whether they can co-exist with today's nu breed is another question entirely, but 'Beyond Good And Evil' just about overcomes its sameyness and provides enough flashes of what made them special in the first place to justify their continued existence. 60. For the most part, Beyond Good & Evil roots itself between Metallica, nu-metal and the slightly psychedelic ambience of '85's Love: the band's pre-metal apex. However Beyond Good and Evil was not the comeback record the band had hoped fo. espite reaching No. 37 in the US, No. 22 in Canada, and No. 25 in Spain, sales quickly dropped, only selling roughly 500,000 copies worldwide. The first single "Rise", reached No. 41 in the US, and No. 2 on the mainstream rock charts, but Atlantic Records quickly pulled the song from radio playlists, and stopping all promotion of the record