American guitar 'wizard' David Neil Cline is well on top form for this 6 track CD, it's only 29 minutes long but every minute is pure gold.
His first EP album A Fit Of rage was released only in vinyl. Distrubuted nationally by Important Records it sold very well in Japan and Europe. Years later the album was remixed, remastered, one song dropped and two new songs added and then released on the following cd called  A Fit Of Rage - Remix Plus Two.
David's guitaring is from the Michael Schenker/Yngwie Malmsteen mould, it's fast, furious and wickedly brilliant. Tracks U , Enforcer , Bad Attitude, The Metal Rules and False Reality from '87 has Mark Man drumming for him while David plays all guitars, vocals, bass and keyboards but the two '90s songs has J D Donnelly playing bass and the drumming is left in the capable hands of his long time friend Jeff Giovannangeli.
 The lyrics are very negative and political and have been likened to Black Sabbath/Iron Maiden. The song, False Reality, refers to people working in a factory environment while the song Metal Rules shows his dislike for chart music, every song should be a classic.
I would say the best way to describe DNC music would be heavy rock on the verge of heavy metal but kicking out that foot stomping, loud guitar, hard rock. Nice job.