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What was the self-titled album, The Cult?
The Cult is the sixth studio album from English rock band, The Cult.
How did the self-titled album, The Cult do in the charts?
The Cult achieved little success, only reaching No. 69 in the US and No. 21 in the UK.
Was there any hit songs released on the self-titled album, The Cult?
The single Coming Down was released with The Cult going on tour in support of the new album.
Are there any other interesting aspects about the self-titled album, The Cult?
Only one more single, Star, was officially released with a live appearance on UK TV show The Word.
Did the self-titled album, The Cult win any awards?
Did the band, The Cult split up?
After an appearance in Rio de Janeiro in March, The Cult split up citing unspecified problems on a recent South American tour.
Was there any tension between The Cult teammates?
How was the band Holy Barbarians tied up into the breakup of the band The Cult?
The Cult lead singer Ian Astbury started up a garage band called Holy Barbarians a few months after the breakup.
What effect did this have on Ian Astbury's band Holy Barbarians?
The band made their debut at the 100 Club in London in February 1996 and released their first record in May 1996.
What other songs were released by The Cult?
In November 1996, a number of CD reissues were released: The Cult released High Octane Cult, a greatest hits compilation.

Question: Did it release world wide?
Self-contained rewrite: Did The Cult's compilation record High Octane Cult release worldwide?