The Antichrist (album)

The Antichrist is the second studio album by the German thrash metal band Destruction, released in 1988. It marked a further development in the band's sound, incorporating elements of death metal and a darker, more aggressive approach compared to their earlier work. The album's lyrical themes revolve around anti-religious sentiments and depictions of evil. The Antichrist is considered a significant release in the history of German thrash metal and a notable example of Destruction's early output. The album cover depicts a demonic figure and reinforces the album's thematic content.