"The Principle of Evil Made Flesh" is the title of a CD of Cradle of Filth, a British group that plays an extreme metal, but very fascinating for its variety of composition. This is an historical band, the music scene for over twenty years and this is their first musical work. Released in 1994, contains 13 very different songs to each other and full of a good dose of trial, conducted at 360 degrees. Among these, I really like "One Final Graven Kiss", an instrumental piece of a little over 2 minutes, which is charming, soft, environmental, and very different from everything else. The calm before the storm, an oasis of peace in the midst of a war without end. "Of Mist and Midnight Skies" is a very long track, which opens with a church organ and a voice that resembles that of a priest, although once you understand that the atmosphere is not exactly the same. It 'a piece varied and interesting, that despite the extremes of the case, I find really well done. "The Forest Whispers My Name" shows what the band is able to do on the instrumental, with raging electric guitar riff, a great performance by the bass and drums which is something overwhelming in its entirety. For the rest, there are also songs that are too noisy for my taste, and contain an entry really unlistenable to my ears. Anyway, my overall assessment of this musical work is good.