CRADLE OF FILTH (COF) Damnation and a Day

In 2003, Cradle of Filth did something no black metal-adjacent band had attempted before: recorded a double album with a 40-piece orchestra and choir. The label hated it. The fans were divided. Dani Filth didn't care. That's the energy.

Damnation and a Day is the kind of record that made symphonic black metal either ridiculous or transcendent depending on your tolerance for Dante references and shrieking soprano harmonies. Either way, it's a landmark, and this woven patch belongs on the jacket of anyone who knows the difference between Cruelty and the Beast and Midian and has opinions about which era was better. Symphonic black metal royalty, full stop.

Official woven sew-on patch, made in England under license. 100mm wide x 110mm tall. Fans of: Dimmu Borgir, Moonspell, Graveworm, Emperor.