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Dusk and Her Embrace

Cradle of Filth

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Type: Full-length
Style: Gothic Black Metal
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Year: 1996
Country: United Kingdom

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Tracklist
Length: 53:12

Humana Inspired to Nightmare
Heaven Torn Asunder
Funeral in Carpathia
A Gothic Romance (Red Roses for the Devil's Whore)
Malice Through the Looking Glass
Dusk and Her Embrace
The Graveyard by Moonlight
Beauty Slept in Sodom
Haunted Shores

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By Croven (Archived) on

2nd Sep, 2012 @ 00:30 UTC

02-09-2012

they actually knew what they were doing in these days.... how the mighty have fallen

5th Mar, 2013 @ 13:06 UTC

By Myriad (Archived) on

05-03-2013

Their finest hour.

1st Nov, 2013 @ 13:20 UTC

By Xavier Leviathan (Archived) on

01-11-2013

Not as great as Cruelty and the Beast, in my opinion, but still a beautiful piece of Black Metal for the 90's! They strove for originality in those times and have created a sound completely their own. Long live Cradle of Filth!

8th Feb, 2019 @ 12:31 UTC

By Requiem (Archived) on

08-02-2019

This is one of my favourite albums of all time, no question about that, but I just don't see it as black metal. It's a gothic metal album with a bit of speed here and there. It doesn't have any of the black metal atmosphere or philosophy, but it has a perfect atmosphere that is all its own: a historic and romantic masterpiece.