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“You might hate us, but at least you’ve heard of us.” How Cradle Of Filth became Britain’s most iconic black metal band

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“You might hate us, but at least you’ve heard of us.” How Cradle Of Filth became Britain’s most iconic black metal band

Controversial t-shirts, murder confessions, being held at gunpoint at the Vatican – Cradle Of FIlth have plenty of stories from over 30 years on the frontlines of extreme metal

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