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Cradle of Filth are an English extreme metal band from Suffolk. Formed in 1991, the group originally consisted of lead vocalist Dani Filth (real name Daniel Davey), guitarist Paul Ryan, bassist Jon Pritchard, keyboardist Benjamin Ryan (brother of Paul Ryan), and drummer Darren "Daz" Gardner. The band's current lineup includes Filth alongside drummer Martin "Marthus" Škaroupka (since 2006), bassist Daniel Firth (since 2012), guitarists Marek "Ashok" Šmerda (since 2014) and Donny Burbage (since 2022), and keyboardist and female vocalist Zoe Marie Federoff (since 2022).

Two lineups of Cradle of Filth performing live in 2005 (top) and 2019 (bottom).

History

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1991–1998

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Cradle of Filth (COF) was formed in 1991 by Dani Filth with Paul Ryan, Jon Pritchard, Benjamin Ryan and Daz Gardner.[1] After recording their first demo Invoking the Unclean, released in January 1992, the group added second guitarist Robin Graves (real name Robin Eaglestone) who debuted on their second demo tape Orgiastic Pleasures Foul.[2] Shortly after its release, Kennedy left and Graves switched to the role of bassist, with Paul Allender brought in to take over on second guitar.[3] The new lineup released Total Fucking Darkness at the end of 1992, after which Gardner left the group.[1] He was replaced by William "Was" Sarginson.[4] During a tour alongside Emperor in 1993, Sarginson was replaced by Nick Barker.[5] Around the same time, the band added Andrea Meyer as their first female backup vocalist.[6]

Sarah Jezebel Deva started working with Cradle of Filth in 1994, and remained the band's female vocalist for almost 14 years.

During the tour with Emperor, COF signed with new label Cacophonous Records.[5] Later in 1993, they recorded their debut full-length album The Principle of Evil Made Flesh, which was released early the next year.[7] After touring throughout 1994, COF recorded their planned second album for Cacophonous in 1995, with Sarah Jezebel Deva (real name Sarah Ferridge) taking over from Meyer and bassist Jon Kennedy joining in place of Graves.[8] However, due to legal disputes the album was not released, and the band eventually parted ways with the label, during which time the Ryan brothers, Allender and Kennedy all left the band.[9] The collection was later released as Dusk and Her Embrace: The Original Sin in 2016.[10] During the autumn, guitarist Stuart Anstis, returning bassist Graves, and keyboardist Damien Gregori all joined.[8]

With their new lineup, COF released V Empire or Dark Faerytales in Phallustein on Cacophonous and Dusk and Her Embrace on Music for Nations in 1996.[9] Gian Pyres (real name Gianpiero Piras) took over as second guitarist during the recording of Dusk and Her Embrace, but did not perform on the album.[8] In the summer of 1997, Gregori was dismissed from the group.[11] He was replaced by Les "Lecter" Smith, who debuted along with Pyres on 1998's Cruelty and the Beast.[12]

1998–2006

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During the recording of the EP From the Cradle to Enslave, the band went through several drummer changes – in early 1999, Barker left to join Dimmu Borgir; he was initially replaced by former member Was Sarginson, followed briefly by Dave Kunt (real name Dave Hirschheimer), and finally by Adrian Erlandsson in the summer.[13] In July 1999, after the EP was recorded, Pyres left Cradle of Filth.[14] By October, Stuart Anstis and Les Smith had also parted ways with the group; the former was reportedly sacked, while the latter left.[15] Stuart Anstis passed away in August 2022 at the age of 48.[16] Shortly after their departures, a new lineup was announced including returning guitarists Paul Allender and Pyres.[17] After initially touring with Mark Newby-Robson on keyboards,[13] the band brought in Martin Powell as Smith's permanent replacement.[18]

In 2001, long-term bassist Robin Graves was replaced by Dave Pybus, who remained for 11 years.

After the band released Midian in 2000, Bitter Suites to Succubi in 2001 and Live Bait for the Dead in 2002, their next lineup change came in July 2001 when long-term bassist Robin Graves left for "personal reasons".[19] He was replaced by Dave Pybus, initially on a temporary basis but later permanently.[20][21] Pyres left the group for a second time in August 2002.[22] After the recording of Damnation and a Day, he was replaced by James McIlroy (sometimes credited as "Germs Warfare").[23]

Nymphetamine was released in 2004, before another string of lineup changes. First, in January 2005, Pybus left the band for "personal reasons".[24] Powell followed in May, claiming similar reasons for his departure.[25] McIlroy also left in August, with Pybus returning on bass and his replacement Charles Hedger taking over the vacated guitar role.[26] The 2006 album Thornography was recorded with former touring keyboardist Mark Newby-Robson,[27] while Rosie Smith handled keyboards on a touring basis.[28] Shortly after the release of Thornography in October 2006, Erlandsson left to focus on his work in two side projects.[29] He was replaced by Martin "Marthus" Škaroupka.[30]

Since 2006

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COF's 2008 album Godspeed on the Devil's Thunder was recorded by the core quartet of Filth, Allender, Pybus and Škaroupka (along with Deva), as Hedger had stepped back into a touring only role.[28] Shortly after its release, Deva left the band after a series of altercations with Filth.[31] By the summer of 2009, touring members Hedger and Smith had been replaced by returning guitarist James McIlroy and new keyboardist Ashley Ellyllon (who also handled Deva's vocals), respectively.[32] Ellyllon performed on 2010's Darkly, Darkly, Venus Aversa, before she was replaced by Caroline Campbell in early 2011.[33] By the time the band started recording The Manticore and Other Horrors in spring 2012, Campbell had left and Pybus had been replaced by Daniel Firth.[1][34]

During the subsequent promotional touring cycle, in early 2013 COF added Lindsay Schoolcraft as their new keyboardist and second vocalist.[35] She was made an official full-time member the following year.[36] During a co-headlining tour with Behemoth in February 2014, Allender and McIlroy were replaced by Richard Shaw and Marek "Ashok" Šmerda due to "hugely important family matters" and "serious neck surgery," respectively.[37] Upon returning from the tour, the group began working on a new record ahead of schedule, later announcing the departure of Allender in the summer.[38] McIlroy was ultimately unable to return due to ongoing problems with his neck injury, so both replacement guitarists remained in the group.[39] The new lineup released Hammer of the Witches in 2015 and Cryptoriana: The Seductiveness of Decay in 2017.[1]

In February 2020, Schoolcraft announced that she had left COF, writing in an online release that "it was the best thing to do for my well-being and mental health".[40] She was replaced by Anabelle Iratni, who performed on new album Existence Is Futile but was not unveiled until her live debut the following May.[41] On 4 May 2022, Dani Filth announced the departure of guitarist Richard Shaw[42] and keyboardist Anabelle Iratni. At the same time, Donny Burbage joined as the new guitarist with Zoe Marie Federoff as the new keyboard player.[43]

Members

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Current

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Image Name (real name) Years active Instruments Release contributions
Dani Filth (Daniel Davey) 1991–present lead vocals all Cradle of Filth (COF) releases
Martin "Marthus" Škaroupka 2006–present
  • drums
  • keyboards
 all COF releases from Godspeed on the Devil's Thunder (2008) onwards (except Dusk and Her Embrace: The Original Sin)
Daniel Firth 2012–present bass all COF releases from The Manticore and Other Horrors (2012) onwards (except Dusk and Her Embrace: The Original Sin)
Marek "Ashok" Šmerda 2014–present guitars all COF releases from Hammer of the Witches (2015) onwards (except Dusk and Her Embrace: The Original Sin)
Donny Burbage 2022–present none to date
Zoe Marie Federoff
  • keyboards
  • female vocals

Former

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Image Name (real name) Years active Instruments Release contributions
Paul Ryan 1991–1995 guitar
  • all COF releases from Invoking the Unclean (1992) to The Principle of Evil Made Flesh (1994)
  • Dusk and Her Embrace: The Original Sin (recorded 1995, released 2016)
Benjamin Ryan keyboards
Darren "Daz" Gardner 1991–1992 drums
Jon Pritchard bass
  • Invoking the Unclean (1992)
  • Orgiastic Pleasures Foul (1992)
Robin Graves (Robin Eaglestone)
  • 1991–1994
  • 1995–2001
  • guitar (1991–1992)
  • bass (1992 onwards)
  • Invoking the Unclean (1992)
  • all COF releases from Total Fucking Darkness (1992) to Live Bait for the Dead (2002)
 Paul Allender
  • 1992–1995
  • 1999–2014
 guitar
  • Total Fucking Darkness (1992)
  • The Principle of Evil Made Flesh (1994)
  • all COF releases from Midian (2000) to The Manticore and Other Horrors (2012)
  • Dusk and Her Embrace: The Original Sin (2016)
William "Was" Sarginson
  • 1992–1993
  • 1999 (session)
 drums From the Cradle to Enslave (1999)
Nick Barker 1993–1999
  • all COF releases from The Principle of Evil Made Flesh (1994) to From the Cradle to Enslave (1999)
  • Dusk and Her Embrace: The Original Sin (2016)
 Andrea Meyer 1993–1994 (died 2021) female vocals The Principle of Evil Made Flesh (1994)
Sarah Jezebel Deva (Sarah Ferridge) 1994–2008
Jon Kennedy 1994–1995 (died 2023) bass
  • Dusk and Her Embrace: The Original Sin (recorded 1995, released 2016)
Stuart Anstis 1995–1999 (died 2022) guitar all COF releases from V Empire or Dark Faerytales in Phallustein (1996) to From the Cradle to Enslave (1999)
Damien Gregori (Greg Moffitt) 1995–1997 keyboards
Gian Pyres (Gianpiero Piras)
  • 1995–1999
  • 1999–2002
 guitar all COF releases from Cruelty and the Beast (1998) to Live Bait for the Dead (2002)
Les "Lecter" Smith 1997–1999 keyboards
  • Cruelty and the Beast (1998)
  • From the Cradle to Enslave (1999)
 Adrian Erlandsson 1999–2006 drums all COF releases from From the Cradle to Enslave (1999) to Thornography (2006)
Martin Powell 2000–2005
  • keyboards
  • violin
  • guitar
 all COF releases from Midian (2000) to Nymphetamine (2004)
Dave Pybus
  • 2001–2005
  • 2005–2012
  • bass
  • occasional backing vocals
 all COF releases from Damnation and a Day (2003) to Evermore Darkly (2011)
James McIlroy
  • 2003–2005
  • 2009–2014
 guitar
Charles Hedger 2005–2009 (touring only from 2006 onwards)
  • bass (2005)
  • guitar (2005 onwards)
 Thornography (2006)
Ashley Ellyllon (Ashley Jurgemeyer) 2009–2011
  • keyboards
  • female vocals
 Darkly, Darkly, Venus Aversa (2010)
Caroline Campbell 2011–2012 Evermore Darkly (2011)
Lindsay Schoolcraft 2013–2020
Richard Shaw 2014–2022 guitars all COF releases from Hammer of the Witches (2015) to Trouble and Their Double Lives (2023)
Anabelle Iratni 2020–2022
  • keyboards
  • female vocals
  • lyre
 Existence Is Futile (2021)

Unofficial

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Image Name (real name) Years active Instruments Details
Danielle Cneajna Cottington 1994–1998 (session only) backing vocals Cottington appeared as a featured backing vocalist on a string of studio recordings in the 1990s.[3]
Rishi Mehta 1994 (touring only) guitar Mehta, who was also the band's manager, briefly performed with Cradle of Filth in 1994.[44]
Bryan Hipp (as "Jared Demeter") 1994–1995 (touring only) (died 2006) Hipp and McGlone each performed on tour, portraying the character "Jared Demeter".[3][45]
Paul McGlone (as "Jared Demeter") 1996 (touring only)
Dave Kunt (Dave Hirschheimer) 1999 (session only) drums Hirschheimer took over from Was Sarginson for a brief period, before Adrian Erlandsson joined.[3]
Darren Donnarumma
(as "Jared Demeter") 		1999 (touring only) guitar Donnarumma performed at several shows in 1999, after the departure of Gian Pyres.[3]
Mark Newby-Robson
  • 1999–2000 (touring only)
  • 2006–2011 (session only)
 keyboards Newby-Robson took over briefly from Les Smith,[13] and later became a studio contributor.[27]
Rosie Smith 2005–2009 (touring only) After Martin Powell's departure in 2005, Smith took over as COF's keyboardist for live shows.[28]

Timeline

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Lineups

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Period Members Releases
1991 – early 1992
  • Dani Filth – vocals
  • Paul Ryan – guitars
  • Benjamin Ryan – keyboards
  • Darren Gardner – drums
  • Jon Pritchard – bass
  • Invoking the Unclean (1992)
Early – mid-1992
  • Dani Filth – vocals
  • Paul Ryan – lead guitar
  • Benjamin Ryan – keyboards
  • Darren Gardner – drums
  • Jon Pritchard – bass
  • Robin Graves – rhythm guitar
  • Orgiastic Pleasures Foul (1992)
Mid – late 1992
  • Dani Filth – vocals
  • Paul Ryan – guitars
  • Benjamin Ryan – keyboards
  • Darren Gardner – drums
  • Robin Graves – bass
  • Paul Allender – guitars
Late 1992 – summer 1993
  • Dani Filth – vocals
  • Paul Ryan – guitars
  • Benjamin Ryan – keyboards
  • Robin Graves – bass
  • Paul Allender – guitars
  • Was Sarginson – drums
 none
Summer 1993 – late 1994
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Paul Ryan – guitars
  • Benjamin Ryan – keyboards
  • Robin Graves – bass
  • Paul Allender – guitars
  • Nick Barker – drums
  • Andrea Meyer – female vocals
Late 1994 – summer 1995
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Paul Ryan – guitars
  • Benjamin Ryan – keyboards
  • Paul Allender – guitars
  • Nick Barker – drums
  • Jon Kennedy – bass
  • Sarah Jezebel Deva – female vocals
Autumn – late 1995
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Nick Barker – drums
  • Sarah Jezebel Deva – female vocals
  • Robin Graves – bass
  • Stuart Anstis – guitars
  • Damien Gregori – keyboards
Late 1995 – summer 1997
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Nick Barker – drums
  • Sarah Jezebel Deva – female vocals
  • Robin Graves – bass
  • Stuart Anstis – guitars
  • Damien Gregori – keyboards
  • Gian Pyres – guitars
 none
Summer 1997 – early 1999
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Nick Barker – drums
  • Sarah Jezebel Deva – female vocals
  • Robin Graves – bass
  • Stuart Anstis – guitars
  • Gian Pyres – guitars
  • Les Smith – keyboards
Early – spring 1999
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Sarah Jezebel Deva – female vocals
  • Robin Graves – bass
  • Stuart Anstis – guitars
  • Gian Pyres – guitars
  • Les Smith – keyboards
  • Was Sarginson – drums (temporary)
  • From the Cradle to Enslave (1999) – three tracks
Spring – summer 1999
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Sarah Jezebel Deva – female vocals
  • Robin Graves – bass
  • Stuart Anstis – guitars
  • Gian Pyres – guitars
  • Les Smith – keyboards
  • Dave Kunt – drums (temporary)
 none
June – July 1999
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Sarah Jezebel Deva – female vocals
  • Robin Graves – bass
  • Stuart Anstis – guitars
  • Gian Pyres – guitars
  • Les Smith – keyboards
  • Adrian Erlandsson – drums
  • From the Cradle to Enslave (1999) – two tracks
July – October 1999
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Sarah Jezebel Deva – female vocals
  • Robin Graves – bass
  • Stuart Anstis – guitars
  • Les Smith – keyboards
  • Adrian Erlandsson – drums
 none
November 1999 – early 2000
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Sarah Jezebel Deva – female vocals
  • Robin Graves – bass
  • Adrian Erlandsson – drums
  • Paul Allender – guitars
  • Gian Pyres – guitars
  • Mark Newby-Robson – keyboards (touring only)
Early 2000 – July 2001
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Sarah Jezebel Deva – female vocals
  • Robin Graves – bass
  • Adrian Erlandsson – drums
  • Paul Allender – guitars
  • Gian Pyres – guitars
  • Martin Powell – keyboards, guitars, violin
July 2001 – August 2002
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Sarah Jezebel Deva – female vocals
  • Adrian Erlandsson – drums
  • Paul Allender – guitars
  • Gian Pyres – guitars
  • Martin Powell – keyboards, guitars, violin
  • Dave Pybus – bass
 none
August 2002 – early 2003
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Sarah Jezebel Deva – female vocals
  • Adrian Erlandsson – drums
  • Paul Allender – guitars
  • Martin Powell – keyboards, guitars, violin
  • Dave Pybus – bass
Early 2003 – January 2005
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Sarah Jezebel Deva – female vocals
  • Adrian Erlandsson – drums
  • Paul Allender – guitars
  • Martin Powell – keyboards, guitars, violin
  • Dave Pybus – bass
  • James McIlroy – guitars
January – May 2005
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Sarah Jezebel Deva – female vocals
  • Adrian Erlandsson – drums
  • Paul Allender – guitars
  • Martin Powell – keyboards, guitars, violin
  • James McIlroy – guitars
  • Charles Hedger – bass
May – August 2005
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Sarah Jezebel Deva – female vocals
  • Adrian Erlandsson – drums
  • Paul Allender – guitars
  • James McIlroy – guitars
  • Charles Hedger – bass
  • Rosie Smith – keyboards (live shows only)
 none
August 2005 – November 2006
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Sarah Jezebel Deva – female vocals
  • Adrian Erlandsson – drums
  • Paul Allender – guitars
  • Charles Hedger – guitars
  • Rosie Smith – keyboards (live shows only)
  • Dave Pybus – bass
November 2006 – November 2008
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Sarah Jezebel Deva – female vocals
  • Paul Allender – guitars
  • Charles Hedger – guitars
  • Rosie Smith – keyboards (live shows only)
  • Dave Pybus – bass
  • Marthus – drums
November 2008 – spring 2009
  • Dani Filth – vocals
  • Paul Allender – guitars
  • Charles Hedger – guitars
  • Rosie Smith – keyboards (live shows only)
  • Dave Pybus – bass
  • Marthus – drums
 none
Spring 2009 – early 2011
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Paul Allender – guitars
  • Dave Pybus – bass
  • Marthus – drums, keyboards (studio)
  • Ashley Ellyllon – keyboards, female vocals
  • James McIlroy – guitars
Early 2011 – early 2012
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Paul Allender – guitars
  • Dave Pybus – bass
  • Marthus – drums, keyboards (studio)
  • James McIlroy – guitars
  • Caroline Campbell – keyboards (live), female vocals
Spring 2012 – spring 2013
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Paul Allender – guitars
  • Marthus – drums, keyboards
  • James McIlroy – guitars
  • Daniel Firth – bass
Spring 2013 – summer 2014
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Paul Allender – guitars
  • Marthus – drums, keyboards (studio)
  • James McIlroy – guitars
  • Daniel Firth – bass
  • Lindsay Schoolcraft – keyboards (live), female vocals
 none
Summer 2014 – February 2020
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Marthus – drums, keyboards (studio)
  • Daniel Firth – bass
  • Lindsay Schoolcraft – keyboards (live), female vocals
  • Richard Shaw – guitars
  • Ashok – guitars
Early 2020 – May 2022
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Marthus – drums, keyboards
  • Daniel Firth – bass
  • Richard Shaw – guitars
  • Ashok – guitars
  • Anabelle Iratni – keyboards, female vocals
May 2022 – present
  • Dani Filth – lead vocals
  • Marthus – drums, keyboards
  • Daniel Firth – bass
  • Ashok – guitars
  • Donny Burbage – guitars
  • Zoe Marie Federoff – keyboards, female vocals
 none to date

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