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Cradle of Filth Postpone Album Release Due to Dani Filth’s Health Issues
Cradle of Filth has officially announced a delay in the release of their highly anticipated album, Existence Is Futile, citing health concerns surrounding their iconic frontman, Dani Filth. The album, which was originally scheduled for a May 2025 release, has been postponed indefinitely as the band prioritizes Filth’s recovery.
In a statement posted on their official social media accounts, the band expressed their deep regret over the situation, thanking their fans for their understanding and continued support. Filth, who has been the backbone of the band since its formation in 1991, has been dealing with a significant health issue that requires immediate attention. While the exact nature of the condition has not been disclosed, sources close to the band have indicated that it is not related to any long-term illness but rather a recent, unexpected health setback.
The band emphasized that the decision to delay the album was made with Filth’s well-being in mind, ensuring that he has the time needed to recover fully before returning to the demanding schedule of recording and touring. The album’s release date will be reassessed once Dani’s health stabilizes.
Cradle of Filth also confirmed that upcoming tour dates in support of the album will be postponed as well, with the band’s management working on rescheduling the shows for a later date.
Fans worldwide have shown an outpouring of support for Filth during this time. Despite the disappointing news, the band assured fans that the album will be worth the wait, promising that it will carry the same dark, theatrical, and intricate elements they are known for. The band has also pledged to keep fans updated on Filth’s health and the new album release
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