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Uart Punk
Uart Punk formed in Milan in 1978, coming out of the city's underground scene. Their name played on the Italian word for art, and their music was raw and...
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Vita Militare
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Non Contate Su Di Noi
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The Prisoner
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Anarchia In Italia
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Frustrazione
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Euroshima
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Vita Militare
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Non Contate Su Di Noi
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The Prisoner
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Anarchia In Italia
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Frustrazione
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Euroshima
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Il Punk E' Morto
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Religione,No Grazie
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Eroina
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Fotti Il Sistema
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Uart Punk formed in Milan in 1978, coming out of the city's underground scene. Their name played on the Italian word for art, and their music was raw and politically charged from the start. Songs like 'Anarchia In Italia' and 'Religione,No Grazie' became anthems for a certain strain of Italian punk, with lyrics that directly challenged authority and social norms.
The band's 1979 album 'Anarchia in Italia' gave them a platform, and the title track in particular drew attention for its confrontational stance. Their sound was built on energetic guitars and pounding drums, a vehicle for lyrics that denounced fascism and police brutality.
The original lineup included Enzo 'Peo' Ragoni on vocals, Mario 'Marino' Fagioli on guitar, Alberto 'Alby' Saligari on bass, and Stefano 'Stiv' Brambilla on drums. They released another album, 'Contessa', in 1980. While the membership changed over time, their core message of protest and anarchism remained consistent through tracks like 'The Prisoner' and 'Vita Militare'.
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