Bloody Riot

Bloody Riot are a Rome-based punk/hardcore group active in the early 1980s. They released a self-produced 7" EP in 1983 and an LP the following year. Reviews highlight raw sound, high energy, crossover/metal-punk tendencies and lyrics rooted in the Roman subproletarian neighborhoods (San Lorenzo, via dei Volsci). Singer Roberto Perciballi is mentioned in contemporary notes and booklets.

Self-produced EP released in 1983; LP released the following year (as reported in reviews). Originated in Rome's subproletarian scene; associated with San Lorenzo and via dei Volsci. Musical style blends hardcore punk with crossover/metal influences.

Bloody Riot are a Rome-based punk/hardcore band noted for a self-produced 1983 EP and an LP released the following year. Reviews praise the energy and songwriting despite low audio quality and limited means. Lyrics mix police critique, personal accounts and naive idealism; the band emerged from Rome's subproletarian neighborhoods. Their style leans toward hardcore with crossover/metal-punk elements.

For:Fans of early-80s Italian punk/hardcore, collectors of DIY punk releases, listeners interested in Roman punk history.