An "atmospheric" interlude called "Forgotten Roots" is included, but may just as well have been called "Filler". The remaining songs are passable, albeit with a fairly varied approach: a punk rhythm here, some symphonic keys in another song, some bagpipes in yet another; but their location within abrasive black metal helps maintain a sense of coherency.

Although there are few truly horrendous NSBM bands from Russia and the Ukraine, and Mind Propaganda are above average, they are still one of the weaker projects originating from the Slavic lands.