Ministri are an Italian rock band from Milan, known for Italian-language lyrics, a live-rooted sound and records released between the mid-2000s and the 2020s. Their discography and live approach have drawn both praise and criticism in DeBaser reviews.

Debut material dates from late 2006 (reviews reference a 2006 debut). Reviews identify the band as Milanese. Davide Auteliano (Divi), Federico Dragogna and Michele Esposito are named in reviews. The band recorded "Cultura Generale" live at the Rundfunk studios in Berlin with producer Gordon Raphael (mentioned in reviews). They have released material on both independent labels and Universal (mentioned in reviews).

DeBaser's reviews of Ministri span praise and criticism: some records celebrated for raw energy and lyrical urgency, others faulted for uneven songwriting or production. Recurrent themes are strong Italian-language lyrics, live-oriented recording choices, and a return to a rougher rock sound in several releases. The band is repeatedly identified with Milan and a combative, socially aware stance.

For:Fans of Italian rock, politically aware lyrics, live-oriented recordings and raw production.

 That's why an EP by the Ministri is great news, as always when talking about the Milanese trio, this time more than ever a providential balm for distracted Sunday afternoons under the umbrella.

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 “Cultura generale” is a gigantic mess, a not entirely unexpected package to be honest given the previous flirtations with bel canto, but it was with very different women.

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 This album is a sea of shit in which to reflect ourselves, this album is something exceptional, this album must be listened to thousands of times, from this album this blessed revolution must begin...

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