Cradle Of Filth -The Screaming Of The Valkyries -Napalm Records CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

01. "To Live Deliciously"
02. "Demagoguery"
03. "The Trinity Of Shadows"
04. "Non Omnis Moriar"
05. "White Hellebore"
06. "You Are My Nautilus"
07. "Malignant Perfection"
08. "Ex Sanguine Draculae"
09. "When Misery Was A Stranger"

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The Screaming Of The Valkyries by Cradle Of Filth, released 21 March 2025. This version of The Screaming Of The Valkyries comes as a 1xCD. -

Issued in a 6-panel digisleeve with a 24-page staple bound booklet containing lyrics, paintings, photos and credits. The sleeve has a high gloss finish and has a pocket for the booklet in the centre panel. The sleeve art continues at the interior section of each pocket. Track durations are not printed on the release. [Booklet] The Screaming Of The Valkyries (Celestial Bodies) was hand-painted 2023-24 e.h. at Grindstone Studios, Suffolk, England, by artists recognised as Cradle Of Filth. [Back cover] Made In Germany.

"The Screaming Of The Valkyries" is the latest CD release from the legendary extreme metal band Cradle Of Filth, brought to you by Napalm Records. This album showcases Cradle Of Filth's signature blend of symphonic black metal and gothic horror, delivering a sonic experience that is both haunting and exhilarating. With intricate guitar work, atmospheric keyboards, and Dani Filth?s unmistakable vocals, each track immerses listeners in dark storytelling inspired by myth and legend. Cradle Of Filth has been at the forefront of extreme music since their formation in 1991, earning global acclaim with albums like "Cruelty And The Beast," "Midian," and "Dusk... And Her Embrace." Their theatrical live shows and innovative sound have made them icons within the genre. Napalm Records is renowned for supporting groundbreaking artists across rock and metal genres worldwide, consistently delivering high-quality releases that push musical boundaries.

Edition:

Digipak

Manufacturer No.:

810166860796

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