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Cradle Of Filth Beginning Work On New Album
10/02/2014
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(TeamRock Radio) Cradle Of Filth have confirmed via a post this week on their official Facebook page that they will start recording their new studio album next month.

The British metal outfit's 11th album has been given the working title Hammer Of The Witches and they say they'll start recording sessions on November 24, after an October tour which starts in Russia.

The band say on Facebook: "The tracklist for this decadent display of devilish misdemeanour is currently standing at the 15 song mark, under the premise that several tracks will be special edition bonus material.
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