I was questioning myself if reviewing or not this release as we at CHAIN D.L.K. are firmly against fascism, white supremacy and shit like that but, since we're also for freedom of speech and since there aren't clear statements about fascism or that kind of stuff, the cd is getting its review. A little note for the people that are totally against these kind of influences on music: don't buy or listen to this CD as it has got military fascist songs excerpts (the whole "Epilogo" is based on a fascist song) and lyrics referring to nothern Gods/iconography. Anyway, despite the ideological contents, musically KAMPF has got good intuitions and it mixes in a good way a wide range of musical styles: new wave, dark ambient, black metal, apocalyptic folk, etc. The previous band's releases were pure black metal but since 1998 the band changed members (only Atratus is the original member left) and started to develop this new style. It's a pity that industrial music has got to have such references to get noticed by an audience which is fascinated by that halo of mistery but these are the sign of times and we've got to be aware of it...