By reading the presentation you can find at the label's website this CD should represent a sort of comment to the 60's social tension. Unfortunately the promo I own has got only the cover of the CD and doesn't contains any comments or else and by looking at the images of the booklet (which has seems to represent poor people and a couple of beaten protesters who had enough and run away) I have no idea what the comment is. Also the titles ("Patiently waiting", "Move to strike", "New armour", "Dear Sir or Madame", "Once a man", "Traitors", "Pick it up", "Move over once" and "Struggle for life") don't help that much because they seem to support riot but I don't understand who the traitors are, at this point. Musically, if we can talk about music, the tracks are a mixture of 80's industrial with grinding noises and treated vocals which sometimes remember me the Grey Wolves or the Nails Of Christ. The work has got a certain fashion but in my opinion Institut hasn't developed the concept enough and this is a shame because you can't throw a stone by talking about society and then hide the hand by putting together noises and masked lyrics that no one can understand.