Dusk And Her Embrace - Cradle Of Filth Reviews

Dusk... and her Embrace is sometimes regarded as Cradle of Filth's magnum opus and for good reason as well. On this album, the band take cues from the epic sonic nature of some Norwegian black metal bands like Emperor but inject their own sense of gothic romanticism influenced by literature and give extreme metal a very British edge whilst doing ...  Read the complete review

I bought this with a few other cradle cds and this was the first one i played. The cover attracted me to play it first. What i heard shown me what everyone meant when they said their latest release "Thornography" was nothing compared to their old music. About the album This was Cradle's third release and second full ...  Read the complete review

Cradle of Filth’s second full-length album, ‘Dusk… And Her Embrace’ sees the English gothic metal band at its creative and technical best, and one of the classic albums of the genre. ‘Dusk’ is far more symphonic than their previous releases due to the introduction of Damien Gregori on keyboards (are you sure that’s your real name?) and the classic ...  Read the complete review

It may not sound exactly charming but if you're into cradle of filth like me then you'll be hooked. It has a mixture of there songs which are also on there most recent CD(cruelity and the beast). it won't appeal to quite alot of people, it is an aquired taste. If you are in to guitars and good drum beats cradle of filth ...  Read the complete review

This albumn is obviously not going to be to everyones taste due to the gothic metal genre that it belongs to. For those people that enjoy this type of music, I believe that this albumn is a must as it contains the regular black orchestral sounds mixed with machine gun drumming and long guitar solos as well as Dani Filth conitnuing to perform in ...  Read the complete review