English extreme metal band formed in 1991, led by vocalist Dani Filth, known for theatrical imagery and a blend of symphonic, gothic and black metal elements.

Formed in 1991; origin associated with Ipswich, Suffolk; frontman Daniel Lloyd Davey known as Dani Filth; early influential albums include The Principle of Evil Made Flesh, Dusk... And Her Embrace and Midian; notable for concept albums and prominent orchestration.

DeBaser's reviews trace Cradle of Filth's arc from early symphonic-black masterpieces to more commercial, divisive later albums. Reviewers praise atmospheric records like The Principle of Evil Made Flesh, Dusk... and Midian, and often critique shifts toward cleaner production and melodic choruses. Live reports highlight strong stage presence despite uneven setlists. Overall reception across reviews is mixed, with clear admiration for the band's theatricality and songwriting peaks.

For:Fans of extreme, symphonic and gothic metal; readers interested in album and concert criticism.

 Manneristic.

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 The English band Cradle Of Filth are known as the little vampires of metal.

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 A 2 for disillusionment.

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 10 minutes of nonstop applause

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 Godspeed On The Devil's Thunder is not an easy album

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