Front support their violent drive throughout the whole release with very dynamic, scorching riffs. These are battle riffs, attacking riffs, ruthlessly blowing everything in their path. And the superimposing of the furious sound of a machine gun burst upon the equally fierce thrash metal riff in “Machinegun Blasphemy” vividly illustrates the essence of these riffs. They sound almost identical, guns and guitars. Front, that’s just their way. The “Doom Cult Legion” intro sets the appropriate mood for “Antichrist Militia” – it’s a kind of sound design for the release cover: the whistling of missiles and bombs, the clatter of tracks, a wild bestial roar, machine-gun bursts, an explosion. By the way, this is a very old school trick, almost every thrash metal band used such a sound effect on their album in the 80s, so, no Marduk’s military topics again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zqgD5KSOxE