While the debut album was still highly influenced by Judas Priest, Pokolgep were able to establish their own style with "Pokoli szinjatek", with a faster and heavier yet melodic sound. The band was again supported by Hungarian rock legend Fero Nagy, who - just like on the debut album - provided most of the lyrics. Production duties were handled by Ferenc Szigeti from the Hungarian blockbusters Karthago and Peter Rozgonyi, who would go on working not only with fellow Hungarian metal legends Ossian and Moby Dick, but also all of the big names of the whole Hungarian music scene. The heavier sound on "Pokoli szinjatek", paired with melodic guitars and Hungarian lyrics went down extremely well with the fans and made the album even more successful than the debut.
