CRADLE OF FILTH - DUSK N' HER EMBRACE (Review)

Music Review

Artist : CRADLE OF FILTH
Album : DUSK N' HER EMBRACE

Cool Track/s : Funeral In Carpathia, Dusk N'Her Embrace, Malice Through
The Looking Glass
Rate : 9 / 10

Cradle of Filth is a black metal band formed in Suffolk, England in 1991. The band's sound has gradually evolved from raw, traditional black metal, to a cleaner and more "produced" amalgam of gothic metal, symphonic black metal and other extreme metal styles, while its lyrical themes and imagery are heavily influenced by gothic literature, poetry, mythology and horror films. According to Metal Hammer magazine, Cradle Of Filth is the most successful British metal band since Iron Maiden.

Dusk N' Her Embrace is Cradle of Filth's third release and second full-length album, it's differs greatly from the band's previous two releases in terms of sound. The music is faster and more accomplished, and Dani Filth's vocal gymnastics are at their most extreme. The album is loosely inspired by the writing of Sheridan Le Fanu and many of the songs hint at vampirism, although vampires are not mentioned by name.

This Album, in my opinion, is the most 'black metal' album among all Cradle's great albums. I like them all, but i really love this one. The sound is really atmospheric and dark, really rich with great black metal riffs. I just love to play 'Funeral In Carpathia' on my stereo when i miss Cradle Of Filth. Dusk N' Her Embrace is bloody classic!!

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