Altsounds — Britain's legendary extreme metal group, Cradle Of Filth, will be heading to the Fuel TV studios in Los Angeles tomorrow morning to film two songs for the network's hit program, The Daily Habit, and the band is inviting all local fans to join them in... more info

Guardian Music — When the county's tourist board launched a poll, it didn't count on it being hijacked by Cradle of Filth fansIf the writers of Alan Partridge's Mid Morning Matters (currently airing on North Norfolk Digital radio and YouTube) need any inspiration for... more info

Chorus.fm — *Cradle of Filth* (http://www.cradleoffilth.com/) vocalist Dani Filth was voted Suffolk's greatest icon, only to have the overwhelming amount of public votes ignored by the judges... more info

Yahoo! Music UK — Yahoo! Music News - Black metal band Cradle of Filth have topped an online poll carried out by tourism chiefs to find Suffolk's most iconic image. more info

NME — Dani Filth is deemed inappropriate to be bestowed with the honour more info

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Metalsucks — While we were having a life instead of watching terrible metal videos, a clip was released for ”Dimmu Borgir,” which is, of course, a song by Cradle of Filth. I kid, I kid — although it would be just so fantastic if metal bands started naming ... more info

411 Mania — Cradle Of Filth return with an ambitious concept album about a female demon, but nine albums in is the formula becoming stale? Or are the symphonic metallers back on top form? Alex Watt checks in with his review... more info

Thrash Hits — Cradle of Filth Darkly, Darkly, Venus Aversa AbraCadaver 01 November 2010 by Hugh Platt You made up your mind about Cradle of Filth years ago. Admit it. Nothing that gets written in this review – just like nothing that Cradle of Filth recorded for ... more info

Metal Injection — by James Zalucky For many metal listeners, the name Cradle Of Filth provokes a great deal of scorn and resentment. This is especially true among passionate Black Metal fans who feel insulted at the band's association with the genre. Some people ... more info