UHF were at the forefront of a new era of Portuguese rock, bringing snarling guitars and thumping bass lines to the forefront of the music scene. The band's earlier recordings are a call for autonomy following an era of political strife—musically and lyrically, songs like "Cavalos de Corrida" are a vibrant push for freedom. UHF have used their seemingly limitless energy to make bone-rattling beats all the way into the 2010s, with tracks such as "Sei Que Não Me Enganei" showing all the grit of their earlier punk rock anthems.