U.T.I.

U.T.I. formed in São Paulo in the mid-1990s, a Brazilian punk band with a blunt, confrontational style. Their 1996 album 'Foda-se Tudo' gave them their most recognizable song, a raw anthem that connected with listeners frustrated by social and economic conditions. The track's title became something of a slogan for that discontent.

Beyond that signature song, their catalog includes tracks like 'Mente Suicida' and 'Multinacionais,' which carried forward their direct, energetic approach. They released several albums through the early 2000s, including 'Não Se Apega Não' and 'A Vida É Uma Merda,' maintaining a steady presence in Brazil's punk scene.

Their live shows were known for being explosive, and their lyrics often drew attention from authorities, leading to occasional clashes. This reputation, built on a foundation of straightforward punk energy, kept them relevant to a specific audience without requiring mainstream polish or approval.