Trust, a French hard rock/metal band that was founded in 1977, gained international success not only because of the political and social-critical lyrics of their songs, but also through joint concert tours outside of France with chummy artists such as AC/DC and Iron Maiden. Iron Maiden's drummer Nicko McBrain and Clive Burr were part of the Trust line-up in the 1980s.

Trust split up in 1985 but reunited for the first time in 1988 due to the great international success of an English version of their most successful song "Antisocial" that was covered by legendary American thrash metal band Anthrax for their 1988 album ‘State of Euphoria'. In the following years the band reformed a couple of times around the original band members Bernie Bonvoisin and Norbert "Nono" Krief.

Trust are celebrating their 40th anniversary with the release of a blazing concert performed in front of 60,000 frenzied fans at this year's Hellfest festival, offering one hour of powerful riffs and rough lyrics. In between classics such as "Marche Ou Crève" or "Au Nom De La Race", we hear two new songs - "L'Archange" and "Démocrassie" - before the band closes their great live set with their anthem "Antisocial", sung by the entire crowd.

The DVD also features an exclusive bonus video: Trust performing "Antisocial" together with Anthrax (recorded last summer during the Artefacts Festival in Strasbourg).