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Cradle Of Filth - Announce European Tour

Cradle Of Filth promises to haunt neighborhoods across Europe on their next Creatures From The Black Abyss Tour that will feature God Seed, Rotting Christ, Darkend and Blynd (subject to dates). The band will be presenting their new album The Manticore And Other Horrors to the masses in November and December.

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Source: theorderofthedragon.com
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Posted: 06.09.2012 by BloodTears | Comments (11)


Cradle Of Filth - Unveil New Album Artwork

After revealing the North American release date for their upcoming album The Manticore And Other Horrors, Cradle Of Filth have now unveiled the artwork that will grace their new opus. You can see the creation of Matthew Vickerstaff of Darkwaveart below. It has also been confirmed that the album is due out on October 29th in Europe via Peaceville Records. The North American release will be on October 30th via Nuclear Blast Records. More album details here.

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Posted: 23.08.2012 by BloodTears | Comments (65)


Cradle Of Filth - Announce North American Release Date For New Album

For those who were wondering when the new Cradle Of Filth album would finally be released, now there is some light at the end of the tunnel. The band has announced an October 30th North American release date for their 10th studio album, The Manticore & Other Horrors, out just in time for Halloween courtesy of Nuclear Blast USA. The European release date will be announced soon.

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Posted: 18.08.2012 by BloodTears | Comments (17)


Cradle Of Filth - Mixing New Album, Line Up Eight Album Reissues

British extreme metallers Cradle Of Filth have updated that their new album has now progressed into the mixing stage, with nothing more than the choirs and female vocals to be done. The new album is expected to be released this year under the indie label Peaceville Records.

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Source: theorderofthedragon.com
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Posted: 21.06.2012 by Spring Thorns | Comments (9)


Cradle Of Filth - New Details Revealed For Upcoming Orchestral Album

Official press release:

Midnight In The Labyrinth is the latest inspired work from the UK's most successful extreme act & sets out to explore a more cinematic side with a soundtrack of classical & symphonic material; a style the band has always woven seamlessly into their compositions throughout their career. The release contains 2 discs, with disc 1 featuring an accompanying narration courtesy of Dani Filth, plus additional vocals from Sarah Jezebel Deva, notable for her history of work with the band. Disc 2 contains purely orchestral & symphonic recordings.

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Source: theorderofthedragon.com
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Posted: 05.04.2012 by Array | Comments (9)


Cradle Of Filth - Mini-Album Release Date Changed, Audio Samples And DVD Trailer Online

UK symphonic gothic metal act Cradle Of Filth have announced that their upcoming mini-album Evermore Darkly will only be released on October 24th in Europe, (US and Canada - 18th October) via Peaceville Records. The band posted this short statement: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, Evermore Darkly will now be released on October 24th, 2011."

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Source: theorderofthedragon.com
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Posted: 03.10.2011 by Flower Metal | Comments (4)


Cradle Of Filth - Mini-Album Tracklist Revealed

UK extreme metal band Cradle Of Filth revealed the track list for the band's upcoming mini-album and DVD entitled, Evermore Darkly?. The album will be available via Peaceville Records on October 17th (Europe) and Nuclear Blast USA on October 18, 2011 (North America).

The mini-album features the brand-new track "Thank Your Lucky Stars", plus a remix of "Forgive Me Father", courtesy of Rob Caggiano from Anthrax, an extended rendition of "Lilith Immaculate", as well as demo versions of three songs from Darkly, Darkly, Venus Aversa. The final track is a teaser from the band's forthcoming orchestral project, a rework of "Summer Dying Fast".

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Posted: 07.09.2011 by Cynic Metalhead | Comments (5)


Cradle Of Filth - Mini-Album Cover Art Revealed

British extreme metallers Cradle Of Filth will release a new a new CD/DVD mini-album, entitled Evermore Darkly..., on October 10 in Europe through Peaceville Records and on October 18 in North America through Nuclear Blast.

The band has now revealed the cover artwork, which was done by Natalie Shau.

The package will include a DVD with a tour documentary, live tracks recorded at 2011's Graspop festival, and the video for "Lilith Immaculate". More details were previously reported over here.


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Posted: 31.08.2011 by DarkSymphony500 | Comments (27)


Cradle Of Filth - To Release Miscellaneous Mini-Album

Official press release

The UK's premier extreme metal antagonists Cradle Of Filth will release their new mini-album, entitled Evermore Darkly? on Peaceville Records, October 10th, 2011. A follow-on from last year's triumphant Darkly, Darkly, Venus Aversa album, Evermore Darkly? will arrive as a CD/DVD package including new tracks & rarities, with a lengthy on-the-road documentary and ten songs filmed live at this year's Graspop metal meet, as well as the video for "Lilith Immaculate".

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Source: peaceville.com
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Posted: 15.08.2011 by Array | Comments (6)


Cradle Of Filth - Cancel Wacken Performance Due To Injury

The Wacken Open Air website states that Cradle Of Filth will no longer be playing at the festival due to injuries Dani Filth has sustained in France at the Léz' Arts Scéniques festival. Triptykon will replace them.

According to the Léz' Arts Scéniques festival website, security had to be called for Dani Filth as he had become "aggressive and unmanageable" and "dangerous to himself and others".

An image has been posted online which appears to show Dani Filth being restrained on the floor by a security guard. That picture can be found here.

To make up for this, Wacken Open Air have confirmed that Cradle Of Filth are the first band announced to play at the Wacken Open Air in 2012.

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Source: wacken.com
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Event: Wacken Open Air 2011
Posted: 22.07.2011 by Baz Anderson | Comments (42)


Temple Of The Black Moon - New Band Feat. Cradle Of Filth, Gorgoroth, Anthrax Members

Lo and truly behold! A hellish new band has emerged from the quagmire that is the extreme music scene.

Imagine a cauldron bubbling over with the unsavory flavors of Tool and Celtic Frost, and seasoned with the likes of Immortal and At The Gates, and you'd be about halfway to describing the uncouth racket these guys have spat upon an unsuspecting planet.

Calling themselves the Temple Of The Black Moon, the group (who describe their output as "music for an evil film noir') are an eclectic stew of musicians/hell-raisers/miscreants in the ungainly form of Dani Filth (Cradle Of Filth), Rob Caggiano (Anthrax, The Damned Things), King ov Hell (formerly of Gorgoroth and Ov Hell) and John Tempesta (formerly of White Zombie and now drumming with The Cult).

Explaining the origins of the name, vo-killist Dani Filth had this to mutter on the subject: "We had an innumerable amount of names that never seemed likely to stick, that was until we put our proverbial heads together and narrowed it down to just three or four, and then tossed for it (proverbially of course) using a silver Norwegian crown (we couldn't find any proper money). The name Temple Of The Black Moon represents the rigorous worship of desire, (the black moon astrologically has always held association with the dark Goddess Lilith) and of course the ramifications of the lunar eclipse, always a herald for death and ill-omen."

So far almost an album's worth of material has been demoed, with Temple Of The Black Moon hooking up in the darkest depths of Bergen, Norway to collectively thrash it out. Songtitles thus far include "Infernal Desire Machine", "Don't Call Up What You Can't Put Down", "Dark Eyes For Trouble", "Beautifully Perverse" and "C.N.T (All That's Missing Is You)".

An album release and subsequent live dates are expected to happen around mid-2012.

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Posted: 24.05.2011 by Thryce | Comments (32)


Turisas - New Album Finished, N. American Tour With Cradle Of Filth

Turisas has finished recording the upcoming, yet untitled third album!

The new album was recorded between March and September 2010 at Sound Supreme Studio, Finland, and mixed by Jens Bogren (Opeth, Paradise Lost etc.) at Fascination Street, Sweden. The album was produced by vocalist and main songwriter Mathias "Warlord" Nygård. The album is due to be released worldwide on Century Media Records in early 2011. Complete information on the album title, release date and all other details will follow very soon - watch this space!

Along with releasing a new album, Turisas is to join Cradle Of Filth on a US tour in February - March 2011. The other supporting bands on this tour are Nachtmystium and Daniel Lioneye (HIM side-project). Mainland Europe and UK shows will be following close behind, details to be announced shortly; 2011 is looking to be one long road trip!

Warlord Nygård comments: "After a 16-month break from touring, focusing fully on the work on our third album, I'm happy to tell you that we're DONE! The workload has been enormous, and at times I've wished I'd known better, formed a punk rock band and kept things simple! But to achieve real progress, you really have to dig deep and see what you're made of. Take bites so big, you almost choke. We've stayed true to our ideology of releasing music only when we have something new to come out with, not repeating ourselves or just copying what we've done in the past to feed the market. Now that we're done with studios, we're all extremely excited to get back on the road again, and as our latest visit to North America is long overdue, coming over in January with Cradle is something we're all very much looking forward to. We had a great time touring with them in Europe in 2009, so this should be killer! Now we only have to figure out how to play these new songs!!"

Creatures from The Black Abyss Tour:
Featuring Cradle Of Filth, Turisas, Nachtmystium, Daniel Lioneye

02/01 - Houston, TX @ Warehouse Live
02/02 - Dallas, TX @ Palladium Ballroom
02/04 - Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre
02/05 - Pomona, CA @ Fox Theater
02/06 - Las Vegas, NV@ House of Blues
02/08 - Los Angeles, CA @ Club Nokia Live
02/09 - San Francisco, CA@ Regency Ballroom
02/11 - Seattle, WA @ Showbox Theatre
02/12 - Spokane, WA @ Knitting Factory
02/13 - Vancouver, BC @ Commodore Ballroom
02/15 - Edmonton, AB @ Events Center
02/16 - Calgary, AB @ MacEwan Hall Ballroom

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Source: turisas.com
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Posted: 28.10.2010 by Array | Comments (12)


Cradle Of Filth - Check Out The New Video

The new Cradle Of Filth video for "Forgive Me Father (I Have Sinned)" is now available on the band's MySpace page and of course below.

"Forgive Me Father (I Have Sinned)" is the first single to be lifted from the forthcoming album Darkly, Darkly, Venus Aversa. The single will be available from October 18th, with album following on November 1st (November 9th in USA).

A preview of "Nun With The Astral Habit", another new track from the album, is also streaming on the album's mini-site at this location. The track is also playing on the band's iPhone app which launched last week.

In addition to the new track the mini-site also features a video blog, info about the album, a gallery featuring new band pics and elements from the album artwork, a link to download a MP3 of the track "Lilith Immaculate", downloads and more. The site is being updated on a weekly basis with video blogs, fan competitions, promo videos, new downloads and more.


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Source: peaceville.com
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Posted: 02.10.2010 by Lovecraft | Comments (21)


Cradle Of Filth - New Mini-site Online

Peaceville have published new info about Cradle Of Filth's upcoming album:

One of the most infamous and notorious names in metal, Cradle of Filth continue to shock, excite, disgust and inspire in equal measures. Darkly, Darkly, Venus Aversa the latest chapter of the band's dark history is to be released through Peaceville Records on the band's own AbraCadaver imprint on November 1st 2010 but fans can get a preview of the album at the new Darkly, Darkly, Venus Aversa mini-site which goes live at http://www.peaceville.com/cradleoffilth at 7pm (BST) today (6th September).

Array and to Windrider for the news]

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Source: peaceville.com
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Posted: 07.09.2010 by daniell_p | Comments (12)


Cradle Of Filth - Reveal New Album Title And Cover Art, New Song Available For Download

Original news, published on 03.08.2010

While I could have sworn the upcoming Cradle Of Filth album would be called All Hallows Eve, the band now revealed it will be Darkly Darkly Venus Aversa instead.

Darkly Darkly Venus Aversa will be released in North America on November 9 via Nuclear Blast Records. The record will be available in European stores on October 22 through Peaceville Records on the band's own AbraCadaver.

In an April press release, Darkly Darkly Venus Aversa was described as "a full-blown concept album, based on Adam's first wife, the lascivious Demoness Lilith; throwing Medieval nuns, Knights Templars, Greek mythology and lashings of sex, occult lore and violent bloodshed into the smelting pot, to create a darkly erotic nightmare set to their unique scope of supreme vampyric metal."

UPDATE

Cradle Of Filth have revealed the cover artwork for the upcoming Darkly, Darkly, Venus Aversa album.

In other news, you can click here to go to the new Cradle Of Filth microsite and sign up to the mailing list to receive your free MP3 download of the new song "Lilith Immaculate".

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Source: peaceville.com
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Posted: 22.08.2010 by Thryce | Comments (42)