Peace Through Superior Firepower
Cradle of Filth · 2005
189 min · 24 tracks · gothic metal · extreme metal
A chaotic blend of symphonic melodies and aggressive metal, steeped in dark romanticism and theatricality.
Why this album works
- Best for
- dynamic journey with varied pacing theatrical intensity and dark romance immersive storytelling across tracks
- Context
- Released on January 1, 2005, 'Peace Through Superior Firepower' is Cradle of Filth's sixth studio album, following the critically acclaimed 'Damnation and a Day.' At this point in their career, the band was solidifying their status in the gothic metal genre while exploring more extensive orchestral arrangements and cinematic themes. This album positioned them as a leading force in extreme metal during the early 2000s.
- If you like
- gothic metal, extreme metal
Peace Through Superior Firepower is an album by Cradle of Filth, released in 2005. A chaotic blend of symphonic melodies and aggressive metal, steeped in dark romanticism and theatricality. 'Peace Through Superior Firepower' debuted at number 45 on the UK Albums Chart and was noted for its ambitious sound and elaborate production. The album's controversial themes and provocative artwork led to debates about censorship within the music industry, further establishing Cradle of Filth's notoriety. It has also influenced subsequent artists in the gothic and extreme metal scenes. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Peace Through Superior Firepower sound like?
A chaotic blend of symphonic melodies and aggressive metal, steeped in dark romanticism and theatricality. Rooted in gothic metal and extreme metal.
What makes Peace Through Superior Firepower by Cradle of Filth notable?
'Peace Through Superior Firepower' debuted at number 45 on the UK Albums Chart and was noted for its ambitious sound and elaborate production. The album's controversial themes and provocative artwork led to debates about censorship within the music industry, further establishing Cradle of Filth's notoriety. It has also influenced subsequent artists in the gothic and extreme metal scenes. Released on January 1, 2005, 'Peace Through Superior Firepower' is Cradle of Filth's sixth studio album, following the critically acclaimed 'Damnation and a Day.' At this point in their career, the band was solidifying their status in the gothic metal genre while exploring more extensive orchestral arrangements and cinematic themes. This album positioned them as a leading force in extreme metal during the early 2000s.
Who is Peace Through Superior Firepower for?
Peace Through Superior Firepower works well if you're into dynamic journey with varied pacing, theatrical intensity and dark romance and immersive storytelling across tracks.
How many songs are on Peace Through Superior Firepower?
Peace Through Superior Firepower has 24 tracks, running approximately 189 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Satyriasis 2:05
- 2 Gilded Cunt Standout 3:51
- 3 Nemesis 8:06
- 4 Mannequin 4:14
- 5 The Black Goddess Rises 6:37
- 6 A Gothic Romance 7:51
- 7 Her Ghost in the Fog Standout 5:46
- 8 Nymphetamine (Fix) Standout 5:04
- 9 Tortured Soul Asylum 7:49
- 10 The Forest Whispers My Name 5:24
- 11 A Bruise Upon the Silent Moon 1:58
- 12 The Promise of Fever 6:14
- 13 13 Autumns and a Widow 7:18
- 14 Mother of Abominations 9:23
- 15 Painting Flowers White Never Suited My Palette 1:30
- 16 From the Cradle to Enslave 5:48
- 17 Postcards from Vulgaria (A Shockumentary) 58:18
- 18 Virgin on the Stupid (Autograph Signing) 12:25
- 19 Her Ghost in the Fog Standout 4:38
- 20 No Time to Cry 4:19
- 21 Babalon A.D. (So Glad for the Madness) 5:55
- 22 Mannequin 4:16
- 23 The Promise of Fever 5:57
- 24 Nymphetamine 5:05
Release Date
January 1, 2005
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Runtime
189 min 51 sec
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