ZetaZeroAlfa

Roman punk band formed in the late 1990s. The group's music is described as crude punk'n'roll with Motorhead-like influences, occasional thrash-metal and industrial passages. The band is reported in reviews to be linked to CasaPound and to produce lyrics that act as propaganda and self-celebration for a far-right milieu.

Formed in the late 1990s; debut 45 "Boicotta" (1999). Other early releases mentioned in reviews: "La Dittatura del Sorriso" (1999), "Kriptonite" (2000), "Fronte dell'Essere" (2002), "Tante Botte - Live in Alkatraz" (2005), "La Ballata dello Stoccafisso" (2007). Associated in the review with the CasaPound movement and described as part of Italy's extreme-right musical panorama.

A single detailed review (mementomori) frames ZetaZeroAlfa as a Roman punk band tied to the CasaPound milieu. The music is described as crude punk'n'roll with Motorhead-like traits, occasional thrash-metal and industrial/ambient passages. Lyrically the reviewer finds a pervasive self-celebration and ideological victimization aligned with the far right. Two tracks singled out positively are "Zang Tumb Tumb" and "Nero Bianco Rosso".

For:listeners interested in punk and political music, researchers of far-right youth culture, critics of Italian music scenes