Cradle of filth darkly darkly venus aversa

Just listening to his vocals is a sheer heavy metal pleasure. Dani's vocal style continues to be amazing and his shrieks seem to have come off better in Darkly than in Thornography and Godspeed. The super heavy intro riff of Deceiving Eyes, the melody of Paul's guitar in The Persecution Song, the monstrous riffs of Lilith Immaculate, the haunting guitar work of One Foul Step From The Abyss and Beyond Eleventh Hour and of course the extraordinary riffs and 'eartearing' solo of Forgive Me Father are Paul's guitar highlights in this album and probably deserve to be among Allender's guitar work highlights of his career. On this album, guitarist, Paul Allender set some high standards as long as guitar work goes.

The album is in absolute harmony and coherence as the eleven tracks it contains are set in an 'unfolding' order of the story of Lilith. It tells the story of Lilith, first wife of Adam which actually was a demon so Cradle, as expected, were more sinister and dark than they were in any other album they released this past decade. Darkly, Darkly pretty much followed the steps set by Godspeed but it was harder, faster, more melodic and overall a better album a great album. This 2010 release is the 2008's release, Godspeed On the Devil's Thunder processor which was a very good album and it seemed like a fresh breeze on a dry day after the medium releases of Thornography, Nymphetamine and Damnation and A Day. Cradle of Filth, seem to be living up to their reputation as one of the most sinister, blasphemous and aggressive black metal bands with their Cradle of Filth, seem to be living up to their reputation as one of the most sinister, blasphemous and aggressive black metal bands with their latest release Darkly, Darkly, Venus Aversa.

Cradle of filth darkly darkly venus aversa