Today is the day we've been waiting for! Of Fire and Sorcery is now available on CD-r and streaming on all major platforms. "We wrote Of Fire and Sorcery as a direct continuation of our first album, High Command. It tells the tale of a sorcerer’s...
“…this is probably going to be one of the top five releases of the year. Actually make that likely top one. Definitely one of the best of the decade. Get it?” – Stanley (Deaf Sparrow)
Right on! Check out this incredible review from Deaf Sparrow at the link below! You can give them a follow on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/DeafSparrow
"Of Fire and Sorcery could be the soundtrack for a sword-and-sorcery movie, naturally shifting moods from fantastical and otherworldly to grim and frostbitten." - Vince Bellino (Decibel) The time has come! You can now listen to our full album "Of Fire and Sorcery" on Decibel Magazine! Of...
"I have absolutely no issue at all in deeming this an Album Of The Year candidate, Cultic have an incredible album on their hands here and one I cannot recommend enough for you to check out for yourself...
“In this new song the filthy, clawing, and reverberating tones of the guitar quickly create an atmosphere of menace over a plodding beat, and Brian‘s echoing snarls and screams, coupled with dragging chords, skull-splitting percussion, and bursts of growling, horn-like abrasion intensify that feeling of encroaching terror. It’s a dismal, primitive, and increasingly frightening experience, an infliction of caustic doom that suffocates hope but will also elevate your pulse rate as a result of those harrowing vocals, Rebecca‘s extravagantly obliterating drumwork, and the immense heaving and gouging riffage. Metronomic blaring tones end the song, providing a segue into unearthly experiences yet to come.” – Islander (No Clean Singing)
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We’ve just premiered another track from our upcoming album “Of Fire and Sorcery” exclusively on No Clean Singing. You can listen to the full track at:
"Of Fire and Sorcery is a celebration of the strange, shadowy corners of heavy metal that have managed to remain unpolished and abhorrent throughout the years." - Ted Nubel (Invisible Oranges) Heeeeeyyyy!!! The video for "Beseech the Olden Throne" (the first track on our upcoming...
“Very enjoyable, very grim and extremely twisted.” – Marksson | VM Underground
Yeah, ough! We want to give a huge thank you to VM Underground for this sick review of our latest album “Of Fire and Sorcery.” You can follow VM Underground on Facebook here. Check out the full review:
We’re keenly aware of the amount of effort that goes into maintaining an online zine, writing reviews, and interviewing bands. It’s no small feat, and we really appreciate the work these zines and authors are doing to document underground music. With that, we’d like to put out a special thank you to No Clean Singing who have been HUGE in supporting our latest release, “Of Fire and Sorcery.”
“Guitarist. Vocalist. Omnichordist!?” Check out this sick interview with Fistful of Doom (The Ripple Effect) to find out how Brian went from Omnichordist to Cultic Guitarist and to get the lowdown on the weird and whacked genesis of Cultic.
Yeah! Check out episode 121 of Fistful of Doom to hear “Warlock,” a track from our new album “Of Fire and Sorcery.”
“If you like your doom barbaric and blunt with a blatant disregard for anything younger than the late 80s then by Crom, this is for you!” – Samoht | Grimm Gent
Yeah! Big thanks to Grimm Gent for this sick review of our new album “Of Fire and Sorcery.” Check it out and read the full review on the website: