Get ready to dive deep into the creative chaos that fuels the mighty Cultic! Our guitarist, Brian Magar, recently sat down with Queens of Steel for an interview where he delves into the abyss of his creative influences. He also shares insights into our unyielding...
Hey, fellow metalheads! We've got some cool news! We recently had the pleasure of doing an interview with the awesome folks at Heavy Music Artwork. We talk about how we fell into the glorious abyss of heavy music, what fuels our creativity, and the bands...
We recently had the pleasure of shredding it up with the monstrous beasts at Filthy Dogs of Metal. If you're hungry to know about our influences, what we think about those digital music platforms, the gnarly local underground scene, and what it takes to make...
Hey metalheads! We're stoked to share that "Of Fire and Sorcery," has caught the attention of Cave Dweller Music in their "Death Metal We Missed In 2022." 🤘🔥 In the words of James from Cave Dweller Music, "…this was a fantastic album and one that I...
“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:
Hey! Ough! "Of Fire and Sorcery," has scorched its way onto the esteemed list of Ted Nubel's Top 10 Albums of 2022 on Invisible Oranges! We must unleash a deafening roar of appreciation to Ted Nubel for including us in this list. It's an honor that...
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: