ALBUMTrouble and Their Double LivesCradle of Filth
Albums by Cradle of Filth
ALBUMTrouble and Their Double LivesCradle of Filth
ALBUMExistence Is FutileCradle of Filth
ALBUMCryptoriana: The Seductiveness of DecayCradle of Filth
ALBUMDusk and Her Embrace...The Original SinCradle of Filth
ALBUMHammer of the WitchesCradle of Filth
ALBUMThe Manticore and Other HorrorsCradle of Filth
ALBUMGodspeed On the Devil's Thunder (Deluxe Version)Cradle of Filth
ALBUMThornography Deluxe (Bonus Track Version)Cradle of Filth
ALBUMNymphetamine (Special Edition)Cradle of Filth
ALBUMDamnation and a DayCradle of Filth
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Nymphetamine Fix
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From the Cradle of Enslave (Uncensored)
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Beneath the Howling Stars (Live at the Astoria '98)
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The Foetus of a New Day Kicking
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The Death of Love
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Honey and Sulpher
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From the Cradle of Enslave (Censored)
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Fans Outside the London Astoria '98
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Cruelty Brought Thee Orchids (Live at the Astoria '98)
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Dusk and Her Embrace (Live at the Astoria '98)
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Fall into the dark embrace of these symphonic black-metal pioneers.
Artist Biography
The extreme metal band Cradle of Filth defy categorization. Cofounded in Suffolk, England, in 1991 by vocalist Dani Filth, the band unleashed ferocious black metal on their 1994 debut, The Principle of Evil Made Flesh, and featured dramatic female vocals starting with 1996’s V empire Or Dark Faerytales in Phallustein. However, the group expanded their sound to include gothic rock darkness and symphonic flourishes, in particular on 1996’s Dusk & Her Embrace and the high-profile 2003 release Damnation and a Day, while continuing to push themselves creatively through multiple lineup changes. In 2012, Cradle of Filth both dabbled in orchestral re-recordings (Midnight in the Labyrinth) and took inspiration from ferocious punk (The Manticore and Other Horrors). Ever adventurous, Dani Filth appeared on Bring Me The Horizon’s 2019 pop-rock song “wonderful life” and steered the 2021 metal opus Existence Is Futile.