Filthy Fingered

The Profile

Underground Italian experimental‑electro group noted for stitching provocative or ironic dialogues onto Elektro‑Funk, HipHop, Noise, and later Industrial textures. Across three albums, they evolve from trance-tinged beginnings to soundtrack-like atmospheres and a heavier industrial edge.

First album: "Where the f**k is Kelly Fingered???"; second: "Plastic Kids"; third: "All the boys love Mandy Lane". Style blends Industrial, Elektro‑Funk, HipHop, Noise, and Trance elements with dialogue-driven concepts. Features include a rap collaboration, Jeffree Star, and a cover of "Breathe" by The Prodigy.

Filthy Fingered is an underground Italian experimental‑electro group reviewed across three albums on DeBaser. The debut layers provocative dialogues over Elektro‑Funk, HipHop, and Noise; the second album shifts toward soundtrack‑like Elektro with brief vocals, a rap cameo, Jeffree Star, and a Prodigy cover. The third embraces a stronger Industrial punch, connected dialogues, and memorable choruses. Ratings lean positive throughout.