If there is a band whose music was tailor-made for the backdrop of a historic fortress, it is the Suffolk vampires, Cradle of Filth. For over three decades, Dani Filth and his coven have defined a genre that teeters on the edge of symphonic black metal and gothic horror. Their sound is unmistakable—machine-gun drumming and razor-sharp riffs intertwined with majestic orchestrations and Iron Maiden-esque dual harmonies, all conducted by Dani’s vocal acrobatics, ranging from guttural growls to glass-shattering shrieks.
Whether you worship cult albums like Dusk... and Her Embrace and Cruelty and the Beast, or appreciate their modern, technically precise era, "Cradle" always delivers a spectacular live show. It’s not just a concert; it is a decadent Victorian theater of blood, eroticism, and dark mythology. Anthems like "Her Ghost in the Fog" or "Nymphetamine Fix" will take on a whole new dimension in Josefov. Prepare for a symphony for the damned.
