Napoli Violenta emerged in 2018 in the Neapolitan hinterland. It's the work of four veterans from the Neapolitan Metal / HC Punk scene, their identities still a mystery. The goal was to blend Poliziottesco and Grindcore, two different yet related worlds. One is a cinematic genre full of imagination, and the other is a musical attitude. They may be far apart in time and space, but they share cynicism, infamy, and violence. The project takes its name from the 1976 Umberto Lenzi film 'Napoli Violenta', part of the 'trilogia commissario Betti' starring Maurizio Merli with a Franco Micalizzi soundtrack. It draws inspiration from early grindcore bands like Napalm Death, Terrorizer, Repulsion, Carcass, Extreme Noise Terror, and Brutal Truth. The logo is a great example of 'pezzotto' (fugazi art), paying both a conceptual and sonic tribute to the genre. With a fun - loving spirit and sarcasm, it sings in Napulenglish.
To enjoy Napoli Violenta, just sit back, relax, and let the unique blend of Poliziottesco and Grindcore music wash over you. You can listen to it on your preferred music - playing device, whether it's your phone, computer, or stereo. There aren't many specific precautions. Just make sure your volume isn't too high to avoid disturbing others or harming your ears. As for maintenance, since it's digital music, there's no real physical upkeep. But if you download it, keep your storage device safe and organized so you can easily access this awesome music whenever you want.
