[ColonelBucket8]

 

[Music Alchemist]

 
I shared that like a month ago, in this post.

 
Here are some relevant vids.
 

 

[Redcarmoose]

   
I shared that like a month ago, in this post.

 
Here are some relevant vids.
 
 
 
 
 

Spoiler: what it is.

This album contains the orginal recording of the band's second album from 1995 with the The Prinicple of Evil Made Flesh-lineup. Since the band did not like the result and the relationship with their then label (Cacophonous Records) got bad, they decided to not release it. Some members left Cradle of Filth to form The Blood Divine, while the rest plus new members recorded V empire... or Dark Faerytales in Phallustein, that was released instead of Dusk... and her Embrace via Cacophonous Records. In 1996 Music for Nations released the re-recorded version of Dusk... and her Embrace with the new lineup.

The Prinicple of Evil Made Flesh is really the only album that COF made that sounds close to original Black Metal. So maybe this album will sound different than the famous DAHE we all know and love?
 
DAHE has been the most recomended COF album on this thread. For years folks would come here asking about which COF album to listen to first, and that was recomended. Now to find out there is an early edition should be a fun listen. Though I normally like to have which ever edition I'm used to be "The Edition".

 

[Music Alchemist]

 

Spoiler: what it is.

This album contains the orginal recording of the band's second album from 1995 with the The Prinicple of Evil Made Flesh-lineup. Since the band did not like the result and the relationship with their then label (Cacophonous Records) got bad, they decided to not release it. Some members left Cradle of Filth to form The Blood Divine, while the rest plus new members recorded V empire... or Dark Faerytales in Phallustein, that was released instead of Dusk... and her Embrace via Cacophonous Records. In 1996 Music for Nations released the re-recorded version of Dusk... and her Embrace with the new lineup.

The Prinicple of Evil Made Flesh is really the only album that COF made that sounds close to original Black Metal. So maybe this album will sound different than the famous DAHE we all know and love?
 
DAHE has been the most recomended COF album on this thread. For years folks would come here asking about which COF album to listen to first, and that was recomended. Now to find out there is an early edition should be a fun listen. Though I normally like to have which ever edition I'm used to be "The Edition".

 
Yup, that quote is in my original post too.
 
http://www.metal-archives.com/albums/Cradle_of_Filth/V_Empire_or_Dark_Faerytales_in_Phallustein/66
 
What do ya think about this one? It's one of the few Cradle releases I haven't bought yet.

 

[Redcarmoose]

Yup, that quote is in my original post too.

http://www.metal-archives.com/albums/Cradle_of_Filth/V_Empire_or_Dark_Faerytales_in_Phallustein/66

What do ya think about this one? It's one of the few Cradle releases I haven't bought yet.

I have a Russian original CD of that EP, it's the only edition I have ever heard so I don't know how it compares to other prints. But even at the time of release it was slightly different and special. It's essential and classic. IMO

Profound, direct, classic and wonderful would be words for it.

 

[ibage]

Any suggestions for folk metal? Relatively new the to genre, but so far Ive found Turisas and Alestorm. Looking for some suggestions.

 

[Music Alchemist]

Any suggestions for folk metal? Relatively new the to genre, but so far Ive found Turisas and Alestorm. Looking for some suggestions.

 
Agalloch, Amorphis, Borknagar, Folkearth, and Korpiklaani are a few worth checking out.
 
And a lot more:
http://www.ranker.com/list/folk-metal-bands-and-musicians/reference
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_folk_metal_bands
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folk_metal
 
The accordion solo in this track is hilarious!
 

 
Kroda is one of my favorite folk black metal bands. Here are a few highlight tracks.
 
http://kroda.bandcamp.com/track/cry-to-me-river-3
http://kroda.bandcamp.com/track/pathways-of-fate
http://kroda.bandcamp.com/track/funeral-of-the-sun

 

[ColonelBucket8]

Any suggestions for folk metal? Relatively new the to genre, but so far Ive found Turisas and Alestorm. Looking for some suggestions.

Ensiferum, Equilibrium, Moonsorrow.

 

[zach8278]

Sodom - Decision Day
 

Carnifex - Slow Death
 

Devin Townsend Project - Transcendence
 

Revocation - Great Is Our Sin
 
 
Just some of the stuff i am looking forward to purchasing..

 

[uriz3n]

Any suggestions for folk metal? Relatively new the to genre, but so far Ive found Turisas and Alestorm. Looking for some suggestions.

 
Some good suggestions above with an alarming lack of Skyclad
 
 

 

[markm1]

Listening to the new Fates Warning....

 

[metalsonata]

Any suggestions for folk metal? Relatively new the to genre, but so far Ive found Turisas and Alestorm. Looking for some suggestions.

Primordial and Falkenbach are two big ones that I don't believe have been directly mentioned yet.

 

[Redcarmoose]

Any suggestions for folk metal? Relatively new the to genre, but so far Ive found Turisas and Alestorm. Looking for some suggestions.

No matter how dumb the folk black metal is, if your hot girlfriend likes it, it's a good thing.

 

[Music Alchemist]

No matter how dumb the folk black metal is, if your hot girlfriend likes it, it's a good thing.

 
lol. You should totally check out those Kroda tracks I shared earlier. I like them even more than Drudkh.

 

[Zyklonius]

Any suggestions for folk metal? Relatively new the to genre, but so far Ive found Turisas and Alestorm. Looking for some suggestions.

 
Not necessarily pure folk metal - atmospheric celtic (black) metal might be more accurate - but Saor's Aura is majestic, epic and massive: saor.bandcamp.com/album/aura