Italian black metal band, Cultus Sanguine, will enter Moonhouse Studio in Milan in late December to create their fourth album, Tears Painted Sky, the follow-up to 2023’s Dust Once Alive, which will be released via My Kingdom Music.

Joe, the band’s longtime frontman, describes it as a descent, a slow and inexorable journey into the depths of the soul, where the light is only a memory, the darkness intensifies, and pain takes shape.

Tears Painted Sky is scheduled for release in late May 2026, and the band is already planning a series of concerts to spread their darkness to every corner of the world.

With Tears Painted Sky, Cultus Sanguine pushes the already fragile boundaries of their poetics, exploring painful territories and completely abandoning themselves to the aesthetic of the end. It’s a work that doesn’t console, but accompanies those who know how to listen into the darkest heart of their own solitude. There is no hope, no catharsis, only the decadent elegance of the inner twilight.

The cult is alive!