Cradle Of Filth - New Song Available For Streaming
A brand new Cradle Of Filthtrack, entitled "Dirge Inferno", is available for streaming [URL=http://www.roadrunnerrecords.co.uk/music/listen.aspx?fileID=1750]here[/URL]. The song comes off the British extreme metallers' new album, "Thornography", due on October 16 via Roadrunner Records. The follow-up to 2004's "Nymphetamine", "Thornography" was recorded at Lincolnshire, England's Chapel studios with producer Rob Caggiano and was mixed at Backstage Studios in Derbyshire, England by Andy Sneap.
"Thornography" [URL=http://roadrun.com/artists/CradleOfFilth/showphoto.aspx?photoID=14077][cover][/URL] track listing:
Under Pregnant Skies She Comes Alive Like Miss Leviathan
Dirge Inferno
Tonight in Flames
Libertina Grimm
Byronic Man
I Am The Thorn
Cemetery And Sundown
Lovesick For Mina
The Foetus Of A New Day Kicking
Rise Of The Pentagram
Under Huntress Moon
Temptation
The narraration for "Thornography" was once again laid down by Doug Bradley (a.k.a. "Hellraiser"'s chief Cenobite, Pinhead), who has previously worked with the group on "Her Ghost in the Fog" and "Swansong for a Raven".
On the subject of the album's musicial direction, Cradle Of Filth guitarist Paul Allender recently told Terrorizer magazine, "There are quite a few guitar solos on this album. To be honest, I've never really classed myself as a lead player as such, but this is the first time I've sat down and seriously practiced lead work. I've been so involved in actually writing new material and coming up with song structures that I haven't had time to practice all the frilly things that go on top of it. Up 'till now, there hasn't really been much room for guitar solos as such. The riffs we write, they're not riffs that are meant to be soloed on top of. They're melodic within themselves. But I'm a great believer than less is definitely more. I love listening to all the shreddy, widdly stuff, but I have no interest in playing it. This new album is quite guitar-orientated. The last album was, but this is definitely more melodic. Dare I say it, there are quite a lot of typical Maiden-esque harmonies in there."
"Thornography" [URL=http://roadrun.com/artists/CradleOfFilth/showphoto.aspx?photoID=14077][cover][/URL] track listing:
Under Pregnant Skies She Comes Alive Like Miss Leviathan
Dirge Inferno
Tonight in Flames
Libertina Grimm
Byronic Man
I Am The Thorn
Cemetery And Sundown
Lovesick For Mina
The Foetus Of A New Day Kicking
Rise Of The Pentagram
Under Huntress Moon
Temptation
The narraration for "Thornography" was once again laid down by Doug Bradley (a.k.a. "Hellraiser"'s chief Cenobite, Pinhead), who has previously worked with the group on "Her Ghost in the Fog" and "Swansong for a Raven".
On the subject of the album's musicial direction, Cradle Of Filth guitarist Paul Allender recently told Terrorizer magazine, "There are quite a few guitar solos on this album. To be honest, I've never really classed myself as a lead player as such, but this is the first time I've sat down and seriously practiced lead work. I've been so involved in actually writing new material and coming up with song structures that I haven't had time to practice all the frilly things that go on top of it. Up 'till now, there hasn't really been much room for guitar solos as such. The riffs we write, they're not riffs that are meant to be soloed on top of. They're melodic within themselves. But I'm a great believer than less is definitely more. I love listening to all the shreddy, widdly stuff, but I have no interest in playing it. This new album is quite guitar-orientated. The last album was, but this is definitely more melodic. Dare I say it, there are quite a lot of typical Maiden-esque harmonies in there."
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| Baz Anderson Staff Posts: 13254  |
the song sounds ok sounds like stuff from 'Nymphetamine' - it is listenable but of course isnt what we really want. haha oh well. i was expecting much worse so i suppose im half glad
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| Mother_North Posts: 128  |
this song is quit good specially what concerns dani's voice and the guitars i hope the whole album will be as good as the song 
---- "i still can't imagine any of them dead. They live on; they are fixed on that far-off region called childhood, were nothing ever dies, not even oneself."
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| Damned-In-Black Posts: 212  |
I quite like it, though admittedly hope it's not the best the new album has to offer.
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| Princ_Of_Horror Posts: 129 |
What a good song..I hope this album is better then Nymphetamine..oh well it cant be worse then Damnation And A Day 
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| kuosek^ Posts: 7  |
'Damnation And A Day' is a great album! :p However, I thought that 'Thornography' will by shitty album, but now I'm sure I'll buy it : )
---- "...Look into my eyes, you will see who I am my name is Lucifer, please take my hand..."
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| Eviscerator Posts: 3  |
Damnation and Nymph sucked ass but I'm rather impressed by this song. They changed again, musically. Good direction this time. It's not Principle but...hey
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