Cult of Fire is an avant-garde black metal band known for their mystical themes, enigmatic presence, and a sound that incorporates elements of Indian spiritual music with the ferocity of black metal. Formed in the Czech Republic in 2010, the band has cultivated a distinct identity by combining lyrical content rooted deeply in Hindu mythology with an atmospheric and melodically rich musical style, setting them apart within the black metal genre. Their aesthetic is a blend of esoteric and occult symbolism, which is reflected in their stage presence and album art, creating a complete experience that transcends mere auditory stimulation.

Their discography is characterized by an evolution in sound and concept, as seen in releases such as "Moksha" and "Nirvana," which explore themes of spiritual liberation and enlightenment. With "Čtvrtá Symfonie Ohně" (The Fourth Symphony of Fire), the band continues their exploration into the darker aspects of spirituality, invoking images of ritual and devotion. Live recordings like "Live in the Underworld" and "Kali Fire Puja (Live)" capture the raw energy and atmosphere of their performances. While not prolific in terms of quantity, with pieces like "Om Kali Maha Kali" and the enigmatically titled "Untitled Mini Album," Cult of Fire has solidified a devout following and reputation for producing music that pushes the boundaries of black metal into new, transcendent territories.