Chart. The cover was by the artist J.K. Potter. It was subsequently also used as the jacket for Potter's 2002 horror fiction anthology Embrace the Mutation. "Her Ghost in the Fog" spawned a music video, which received heavy rotation on MTV2 and other rock channels, and was directed by Alex Chandon (who also directed the 2001 horror film Cradle of Fear in which Dani Filth appeared). "Her Ghost in the Fog" appeared on the soundtrack for Ginger Snaps in 2000 and in the video game Brütal Legend in 2009. The album was reissued in 2012 by The End. Critical reception NME called it "one of the most ludicrous records you'll ever hear", though their review was favourable. In 2020, it was named one of the 20 best metal albums of 2000 by Metal Hammer magazine. Track listing Personnel Cradle of Filth Dani Filth – lead vocals Paul Allender – lead guitar Gian Pyres – rhythm guitar Robin Graves – bass Martin Powell – keyboards Adrian Erlandsson – drums Sarah Jezebel Deva – backing vocals Guest/session musicians Martin Walkyier – vocals on "For Those Who Died" Mika Lindberg – backing vocals Doug Bradley – narration on "Death Magick for Adepts", "Her Ghost in the Fog" and "Tortured Soul Asylum" Toni King – voice on "Lord Abortion" Andy Nice – cello Production John Fryer – producer, engineer, mixing Doug Cook – engineer, mixing Jamie Morrison – assistant engineer Ray Staff – mastering Charts References External links JK Potter art Cradle of Filth albums 2000 albums Concept albums Cthulhu Mythos music Music for Nations albums E1 Music albums