The music offered by Hellfire Society is extremely physical and muscular. The hate David has towards the socio-political regime in our country drove him to form the band and give away all his rage in the 12 compositions that make up the album. WWII atmosphere, through industrial ruins you can see a crack of light, years spent modelling an artistic concept that went over the simple sound. The debut album that runs through my stereo sounds fierce and proud, without giving a break or letting the tension fade. Quite the opposite, the songs get tighter and the most evident influences vanish, giving us the impression that we've found a band able to stand up because of its personality. "Angel" and "Just a Rockstar" take us, with their adrenalin rush, in the sight of the wonderful cover of Hooverphonic's "Mad About You" and from that moment "The Angry Army" radiates the same aggressive heat / energy that you find at their live shows. The remix of Ladytron's "Runaway" gave them exposure all around the world, now this album has everything thats needed to turn "clothes, boots and tortured souls" into the right tools to spread the word all over the world.