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| 1. | From the Cradle To Enslave (cut version + uncensored version)
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| 2. | Video documentary & live tracks recorded at London's Astoria 5/6/98 :
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| 3. | Dusk and Her Embrace
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| 4. | Beneath the Howling Stars
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| 5. | Cruelty Brougth Thee Orchids
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| 6. | Malice Through the Looking Glass
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Black metal band Cradle Of Filth with an uncensored collection of promo videos and live footage taken from their gig at the London Astoria on June 5th 1998.
With both feet planted in the grave and tongue hilted firmly in Satan's cheek, cult director Alex Chandon (Pervirella, Bad Karma) must surely face the death penalty for this, Cradle of Filth's long awaited foray into terrorvision.
With a running time of just over an hour, this heady concoction of promo video (the band's first, "From Cradle To Enslave", a raw slice of visceral dementia presented here both in cut and uncensored formats), plus a behind-the-scenes shockumentary and additional concert performance is a must for freak or fan alike; highlighting a band that are just as uncomfortable live or dead, although once viewed you may well demand the latter.
Enjoy the darkside.
Also starring:
Eileen Daly, Emily Bouffante, Emma Red and Louisa Morando
Track List:
1 From the Cradle To Enslave (cut version + uncensored version)
2 Video documentary & live tracks recorded at London's Astoria 5/6/98 :
3 Dusk and Her Embrace
4 Beneath the Howling Stars
5 Cruelty Brougth Thee Orchids
6 Malice Through the Looking Glass
Undisputed masters of black metal Cradle of Filth bring their extreme vision to the screen on this home-video release. Cradle of Filth: PanDaemonAeon features the group's first music video, for the song "From the Cradle to Enslave" (presented in its original uncut version, as well as in a less gruesome edit), a documentary on the making of the clip and the chaos that is Cradle of Filth's existence, and live footage of the band on-stage in Europe. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
Cradle of Filth
Active Decades: '90s and '00s
Born: 1991 in Suffolk, England
Genre: Rock
Styles: Heavy Metal, Speed Metal, Goth Metal, Symphonic Black Metal, Black Metal
British black metal band Cradle of Filth were formed in 1991, originally comprised of vocalist Dani Filth (born Daniel Lloyd Davey), guitarist Paul Ryan, his keyboardist brother Benjamin, bassist John Richard, and drummer Darren. After recording a demo dubbed Invoking the Unclean a year later, the group recruited guitarist Robin Eaglestone, who quit soon after recording a second demo, Orgiastic Pleasures; however, when Richard exited the band a short time later, Eaglestone stepped back in to assume bass duties, opening the door for guitarist Paul Allender. Following a third demo, Total F***ing Darkness, Cradle of Filth -- now with new drummer Nicholas Barker -- signed with the Cacophonous label, issuing their proper debut, The Principle of Evil Made Flesh, in mid-1994.
The lineup changes continued when the Ryan brothers both departed to form the Blood Divine (and Allender left as well), making room for guitarists Stuart Antsis and Jared Demeter and keyboardist Damien Gregori to debut on the 1996 mini-LP Vempire or Dark Faerytales in Phallustein. For the full-length Dusk and Her Embrace later that same year, Gian Pyres took Demeter's spot, and afterward, Gregori was replaced by keyboardist Les Smith; at any rate, the album substantially expanded the group's growing cult following. Cradle of Filth's next effort, Cruelty and the Beast, appeared in 1998, amid the group's steadily growing reputation for elaborate Alice CooperMarilyn Manson-style concert theatrics. Two years later the group returned with From the Cradle to Enslave, an EP that featured new drummer Adrian Erlandsson (formerly of Sweden's At the Gates and the Haunted), as Barker had departed to join Dimmu Borgir.
The band's dizzying lineup changes continued apace as Paul Allender rejoined the group and Martin Powell (ex-Anathema and My Dying Bride) replaced Smith on keyboards for the full-length Midian, which was appropriately released on Halloween 2000. Bitter Suites to Succubi was issued on Spitfire in summer 2001. The group added a choir and orchestra to the lineup for 2003's Damnation and a Day on Red Ink, and moved to Roadrunner for 2004's Nymphetamine. Thornography followed on Roadrunner in 2006, a year that also saw the release of The Cradle of Filth Box Set. Eleven Burial Masses, a collection of live material, arrived in 2007, followed by Godspeed on the Devil's Thunder in 2008.
---Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide |
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