via Facebook (Cradle of Filth)Music / NewsCradle of Filth shade Kanye West for wearing their merchYeezy needs that ‘Nymphetamine Fix’ from the Suffolk metalersShareLink copied ✔️March 22, 2017MusicNewsText Anna Cafolla The heavy metal aesthetic has permeated the style of rappers like Pusha T and singers like Zayn and Justin Bieber; the gritty, distressed looks of metalheads have rubbed off big time on brands from Vetements to Supreme. Kanye West’s popular Yeezus tour merch called to mind Metallica’s iconic 80s branding, and now Ye’s stepped out in a Cradle of Filth shirt – but the metal band seem unenthused. The band, formed in the 90s in Suffolk, posted a photo of TLOP rapper and designer (who was on a night out in LA) on their Facebook page with the caption: “Kanye West. Cradle of Filth fan. Fortunately not a collaborator”. Maybe West is among the two million Facebook fans of the band, and was just low-key showing love. Maybe it’s a hint at what’s to come for his Yeezy aesthetic. Or – and this is what we’re hoping for – an important musical collab has been sparked. Escape the algorithm! Get The DropEmail address SIGN UP Get must-see stories direct to your inbox every weekday. Privacy policy Thank you. You have been subscribed Privacy policy Expand your creative community and connect with 30,000+ creatives from around the world.TrendingThe top 10 freakum dresses from Beyoncé’s hyper-glam B’Day eraTo celebrate the 20th anniversary of the R&B classic, we’re counting down the album cycle’s most impressive looks from 2006 and 2007FashionArt & Photography‘A Scandinavian pixie dream’: Photos from Way Out West festHingeLife & CultureTembe Denton-Hurst and Sasha Bonét on running towards your fearsFashionAmi Paris enlists its amis for its latest campaignMusicRanking Beyoncé’s unreleased B’Day tracksMusicThese are the standout sets from Reading Festival 2026Art & PhotographyNew art, music and ‘photographic encounters’ from Dazed Club membersLife & CultureThe deadly implications of Wales’ trans healthcare ‘pause’MusicThe 5 best tracks from Adéla’s debut album, Prima Escape the algorithm! Get The DropEmail address SIGN UP Get must-see stories direct to your inbox every weekday. Privacy policy Thank you. You have been subscribed Privacy policy