KingJudas

So let's get things straight...
Venom and Judas Priest, heavy metal... Venom with some black influences, but mostly heavy.
Deicide, death metal.
Metallica, thrash metal.
Meanwhile, Cradle of Filth does symphonic black metal.
You can't really compare these bands because they play different genres, both in sound and vocals. Moreover, you mentioned that CoF is better than Venom and Deicide... I would do my research before making such bold comparisons. If you think that the Filth's albums are better than Welcome to Hell, Black Metal, etc., then it's better to listen to them more carefully, and let's see if you still think that way...
In any case, De gustibus, but you can also review the album without necessarily criticizing other bands.

I said some bullshit based on the stereotypes people have about metalheads... but I got really pissed off by Fallen's response... metalheads are neither what I stupidly said, nor what you said. Metalheads don't exist; we are still people who enjoy listening to music... whether it’s pop, jazz, country, rock, techno, or metal, it’s all the same. A metalhead doesn't have to necessarily listen to that type of music just because "it makes noise"! Metal spans different genres, and every band has its own style. Sorry, Fallen...

Thinking back, I exaggerated and said a lot of nonsense... I'm sorry.

Before making comments about other groups, I would wait to see if the album you’re reviewing becomes the masterpiece you claim. "magnetic death, of the death that separates, of the hell of banality and even of the prophets of doom who no longer have anything to prophesy"... remember that you are still talking about groups like Metallica, Judas Priest, Venom, and Deicide. I don’t think they have anything to prove anymore compared to Cradle of Filth! Respect!

Thank you for the other votes...

Healthy = that which is good for health... and this record has been good for my health! As for your speech, allow me to laugh. The metalhead is not afraid of the masses, the metalhead does not hide behind the music! That’s what everyone else does, like you, who listen to the Jonas Brothers, Madonna, or whoever just to be "in fashion." The metalhead doesn’t care about being fashionable, dressing emo to look cool, or boasting about their behavior. You are right, metalheads are different from everyone else, simply because they are more intelligent or at least know how to navigate the world. We like this music, if others don’t, that’s their problem; we’re on this journey and we intend to finish it. We are not fake and we are not afraid to show who we are. The outside world made up of prejudices and narrow-minded people does not scare us because we know we are superior.
And then, my dear friend, music does not determine your life. Yes, maybe it changes you for better or worse, but when you take the CD out of the player, you become a person like everyone else. Just because of that, you don't have to wear spikes, skin animals, or do similar things. Everyone has their own personality, and I think metalheads are the strongest and bravest against society and its peers, not like the slackers who follow "the music of the moment"... Metal bands are serious and don’t think about selling out or pleasing the public; they express their inner world, their thoughts whether you like them or not. So I respect others, you respect us.

sorry for the typos, anyway thanks for the votes... I'm doing my best to provide even better reviews

Great album and nice review

To Ale... the bands that dress up as homosexuals are Tokio Hotel and then Children of Bodom, which, to be honest, I don't like. I know that Funeral used to sing in growl before, but with this change in sound, they've captivated me more (de gustibus). 3/7 are the best, the others all above average; I think it's an excellent job.

Not at all, in fact the criticisms are constructive! But you know well that it's not an easy album to review... maybe a bit superficial or too emphatic, but it's the best I could do. It's my 4th review, give me time!