Thunderbolt have made it very clear that they no longer have anything to do with the right-wing BM scene. They are labelled "Satanic Black Metal" nowdays. Infernal War aren't political either.

Paimon, the founder of the band told a friend of mine recently that he has no interest in being associated with the any NS kinds, so you can be sure this is 100% true, since it came from the horse's mouth.

I doubt they'll have any problems from Antifa.

As always, you can check out further details about THUNDERBOLT @ http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=2220

I still don't think Anti-Fa would see it that way, even though fans of the music know what is true. Personally, I think Thunderbolt is a great band throughout their history, and the same applies to Infernal War, but the politically "correct" just think whatever they want regardless of fact.

Back to the music, on "Unity..." great riff around 1:30, and the solo over it. My only criticism of the song in general is that the bass drum lacks the power of the other drums, probably due to triggering which is a pet hate of mine on most studio recording. Live, I can see the benefits, but I prefer acoustic drums when recorded. But hey, that's just my taste!

That is only a minor point though, and overall the new material is very powerful.

I enjoy all their stuff, but they seem to be one of the few bands that just get better with each release. Probably my favorite Polish band, which says a lot as Poland has a fantastically rich extreme music scene. I'll definately pick it up when it comes out.