MP: As much as Cradle of Filth’s music has involved horror, it has also very much been about history. We were writing on the road, and if I was at home in England, in a park beyond my house, maybe the would have come out a bit more different. I don’t know, it just came across my mind. Although we’re having a great time – the best time of our lives in fact – I feel like there’s this undercurrent of existentialism, regarding the planet being chocked by people. Obviously, when you’re on tour, that’s where you’re playing the biggest places. I think after four years of being out on the road, playing in a lot of sprawling metropolises – it just felt like the places were overpopulated. Existence Is Futile felt like it needed to be a bit more modern, within context obviously. We started with Hammer of the Witches, which is medieval based, about 15 th-16 th century then Cryptoriana – The Seductiveness of Decay, which is all about the Victorian age and our obsession with the macabre. Michael Pementel: At this point in the band’s career, why is now the time to release an album revolving around existentialism?ĭani Filth: I consider the last three records, which are Nuclear Blast records – we signed for three albums – trilogy. We also discuss existentialism through the lens of the famous occultist Aleister Crowley, growing as an artist, the band’s 1998 album Cruelty and the Beast, and of course, horror movies. In an interview with Bloody Disgusting, Dani and I talked about the creation of Existence Is Futile. But while existentialism has a means to sometimes lean in towards negativity, it’s also a train of thought capable of bringing about positivity – something that Dani also acknowledges through the record. Humans continuing to destroy the planet and overpopulation make up for some of the thematic subject matter Filth explores throughout Existence Is Futile.
On Cradle of Filth’s 13 th studio album, Existence Is Futile ( read my review), vocalist/lyricist Dani Filth finds himself both intrigued and unnerved by existentialist thought. It’s a perspective of philosophy popular in many walks of life – especially that of black metal artists. Why do humans act as cruel as they do? What’s the point of existence? What happens when we die? These huge thoughts that involve layers and layers of thought and have gone through decades of examination are but a small taste of existentialism.
There’s a decent chance you’ve had an existentialist thought or two in life. Got any thoughts/questions/concerns for Jonathan Barkan? Shoot him a message on Twitter or on Bloody-Disgusting! “C’Mon Catch ‘Em By Surprise” – Tiesto vs. “Music Makes Me Feel So Good” – Static Revenger
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NBA Baller Beats full on-disc track list: I highly doubt that the game comes with a warranty for all the lamps, vases, tables, chairs, glasses, and whatever else is in your game room that you are going to destroy once that ball leaves your hand.īelow is a trailer for the game as well as the disc soundtrack and previously mentioned songs for the game. The game uses an official Spalding NBA game ball replica and your body motions to match your dribbles and “passes” to the beat of licensed music. The point here is NBA Baller Beats, a new game coming out for XBox Kinect on Sept. As in he’d rock the two-step followed by a Charleston and finish it all off with a tap dance routine that would leave Dulé Hill in tears. And if I were to guess, I’d assume that he’s also a phenomenal dancer.
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