Emerged from the basements of Lyon, France, in 2010, Cult of Occult has established itself as a key reference of the European sludge and doom underground, blending sludge, doom, black metal and noise into suffocating sonic rituals. Driven by vintage amplifiers and sound pushed to extremes, the band crafts extended compositions conceived as immersive, slow-burning psychological descents, where repetition and duration function as tools of introspection.

This new album continues the thematic path opened with Five Degrees of Insanity andvAnti Life, pushing the exploration of mental suffering and fragmented identity toward an even more oppressive and uncompromising expression of self-erasure.

With I Have No Name out on March 31, I had the pleasure to chat with JCV Doom on the new album and much on the Cult. Check out the complete coverage on the below YouTube Video.