EXTREME METAL

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

It might grow on you!


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They've always been that way i find. The stuff i like best from them has choruses and such like.

My top 10 from another thread and you'll see what i mean.

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

From the Cradle to Enslave
Cthulhu Dawn
Cemetery and Sundown
Her Ghost in the Fog
Nymphetamine (Overdose)
Funeral in Carpathia
Gilded ****
The 13th Caesar
Tonight in Flames
The Death of Love

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

They've always been that way i find. The stuff i like best from them has choruses and such like.



My top 10 from another thread and you'll see what i mean.

Apart from Her Ghost In The Fog none of those songs would be near my favourites. We obviously like different things about this band haha.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

Apart from Her Ghost In The Fog none of those songs would be near my favourites. We obviously like different things about this band haha.

The Damnation and a Day album! I never listen to it because i can't tell where one song ends and another begins. Dani's lyrics and voice is unintelligible.

[Justin101]

I've never even listened to that album, I only heard Midian all the way through last year. I lost touch with them after Cruelty and hated the newer stuff like Manticore but then Hammer of the Witches came out and it rekindled my appreciation. I still don't like anything between Thornography and Manticore though.


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[bleakshaun]

Midian is the only Cradle of Filth album i have left

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by bleakshaun

Midian is the only Cradle of Filth album i have left

It's their best one by a long shot!

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by Justin101

Has a hint of their older, more technical style, V Empire, Dusk and Cruelty, but much much more polished and mature.

This is growing on me a lot, I've had it on about 5 times today

[Nordicdusk]

Originally Posted by Justin101

Has a hint of their older, more technical style, V Empire, Dusk and Cruelty, but much much more polished and mature.

On first listen its not bad. Hammer Of The Witch was the first COF album i bought in years and really enjoyed it. Im sure i will pick this one up too.

[Justin101]

People get too stressed out about the fact that she used to be in a pop band before this project and refuse to take her seriously. They're missing out because she's an interesting and fresh breath of air. I mean, she's on Relapse Records and produced by Kristoffer Rygg of Ulver so surely that's a mark of quality?!?

[Justin101]