Mark Beuchet - Photographer (Cradle of Filth: 1992- 1994)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มี.ค. 2024
- Mark Beuchet photographed Cradle of Filth from 1992 to 1994. Mark discusses his introduction to the band and shares his overall impressions. He provides insights into his collaboration with the band, and we discuss how he, along with Chris Bell and Nigel Wingrove, differentiated the band's imagery from prevalent trends of the time.
Mark elaborates on his thoughts regarding Dani and the band and reflects on the instructions he provided for the iconic Sadovania shoot. Additionally, he discusses other notable photos and portraits he captured during his time working with Cradle of Filth.
This conversation is a must for the 'Chronicles of Filth' completist. Mark Beuchet's contributions to the visual identity of one of metal's most influential bands are finally revealed.
Mark is a musician, having been a member of Annihilated, and he has an outfit called Station Twenty 7, which you can check out here stationtwenty7.bandcamp.com/ and the band's new video is available here: • Station Twenty7 - The ...
The Chronicles of Filth are available here! scarsandguitars.com/cradle-of...
Conversations with the following band members reveal all!
Sarah Jezebel Deva: Keyboards and vocals 1994-2008
Dani Filth: Vocals 1991- Present
Stuart Anstis: Guitars 1995 -1999
Richard Shaw: Guitars 2014-2022
Lindsay Schoolcraft: Keyboards and vocals 2013-2020
Nick Barker: Drums and percussion 1993-1999
Paul Allender: Guitars 1992-1995 & 1999-2014
Greg Moffitt (AKA Damien Gregori): Keyboards 1995-1997
Was Sarginson: Drums and percussion 1992-1993 & 1999 (session)
Chris Bell: Photographer 1992 - 1997
Nigel Wingrove: Art director 1992 - 1997
Mike Exeter - Producer and engineer (1994-1999)
Paul Ryan: Guitars 1991-1995
Benjamin Ryan: Keyboards 1991-1995
James McIlroy: 2003-2005 & 2009-2014 - เพลง
Another great addition to your world of C.o.F. interviews! Thank you!
Oh my god it's Mark, I did that shirt he's wearing haha!! Cheers to both!!
Ha! That’s cool. 😎
Hey Andrew. Thanks for doing all these cradle interviews. It's been a massive nostalgia trip hearing about this band again after not having listened to them for almost 20 years and learning some of the stories behind the band from the members and people surrounding them.
I never expected when I came across the first episode that I listened to that a fellow Gold Coast/Brisbaneite would be conducting all the interviews. Good stuff!
Revisiting the band now (I originally started with midian in the early 2000's) I do prefer the older stuff up to around 2000. However I checked out their 3 most recent albums and I liked what they were doing despite it being a bit different from the older stuff and the bands being a completely different beast to what it was in the 90s. it also seemed to have a good core of members that had stuck together for a decent amount of time minus the departure of lindsay and the addition of annebel . Sadly that wasn't to last with her and richards departure.
Its funny that cradle playing via auto play after another album i'd been listening to had finished and me sort of going 'damn this stuff really was good i should listen to this again' and then me finding these videos has really gotten me immersed in the early albums again. And, I think I appreciate them even more now than I did back then. I'm even going to see Dani and co in september. Hopefully its a good night out :)
Sorry for the long message. This was just a really good journey that all came to my attention by chance recently and I enjoyed every moment of it. Thanks again Andrew!
Thx very much mate!
@@ScarsandGuitarspodcast Mike Exeter was spot on that music has the ability to transport people to a time and place of when you first heard a song or album and what life was like surrounding all that. That's definitely been my experience going through all these interviews and listening to cradle again.
Thanks again for helping facilitate this journey. It's been an awesome ride. Keep doing what you are doing with all the interviews its great stuff :)
@@NOopulence Les is the final piece of the puzzle and apart from that if it ends there then I’ll be satisfied, but I really hope others such as Adrian finally appear on the show
@@ScarsandGuitarspodcast Would be cool for Les and Adrian Erlandson to make an appearance on the interview series, but if not you've done well for yourself mate. I'm sure I speak for many of us when I say that what you've gotten together already has been an outstanding treat for old fans :)
You mention in this video that Mr. Beuchet might receive requests from bands to do their photos from this moment on and I truly believe this to be an important point. While it could have been in the works already, Nigel Wingrove working with Worm certainly was a massive surprise to me and a very welcome one at that. Can't help but think it was due to the interview that you made with him that put his name back on the map for the rest of these bands. I instantly purchased tickets to go see them as well after seeing your post on Instagram about it haha... and I'll recite once more what I had commented on your post: if only a certain band would collaborate with him once more! I truly hope bands come his way after this video as he seems to be a very nice and talented individual.
Wow I hadn’t thought of that. It adds up though. I couldn’t believe it when I saw the t shirt, fark it made me happy. Tbh I’m glad the current band are slim to no chance of collaborating with Nigel. I think Worm did a killer job!
@@ScarsandGuitarspodcast Yknow I think I agree with you! The print quality on those shirts are damn fantastic!! Near that old school screen print quality for sure. The quality of the other band’s prints have been sorely lacking for years :/
Hopefully Worm collaborates with him again, though it’ll surely be another crime against my wallet haha!
Mabel is the real star! Great interview. Cheers.
Another great interview Andrew. Keep on with Robin & Gian, I'm sure you'll get through at some point.
Thanks for this new CoF-interview/podcast.
When listening, I wondered if Mark was thinking of Jon Kennedy when you were referring to John/Gian/Gyan, as he shot Jon Kennedy for the original Dusk album (the image at 17:00).
From L-R I see Rob, Paul R, Nick, Dan, Ben, Paul A. Is there a band portrait with Jon K? I’d love a copy for archival purposes
Oh, sorry yes...Jon replaced Robin in that period. I confused the 17:00 mark photoshoot with the one from the Dusk ToSin booklet. That one has Jon in it. But now that I am at home, I checked it and that was shot by a guy called Bruce Arnold.
Paul Harries did the 2 bandphoto's on Principle (Mark the headshots in the booklet).
And lastly, for now haha, there is a Jim mentioned who mixed and recorded the OPFoul demo together with Paul R. I think his last name is Partridge.
Did you get hold of Neil Harding (Frater Nihil), John Pritchard and Darren Gardner already? It would be great to get some more info on the abandoned album Goetia on which the Bint brothers mixed.
@@frandalfstormcrow7257 I can't find Bruce, but I would like to chat with him if anyone can link us
Hail COF 🦇🦇🦇🫡🫡👿👿
Shame that we likely won’t get to hear Rob’s “Rashomon” of his tenure in the band’s formative years.
Did you manage to get more information on that recent work Mark mentions around 25:13?
Then again, you did manage to clinch a chat with Sarah…