Assalti Frontali

Assalti Frontali (Frontal Assault) were assembled in 1990 like a byproduct from the breakup of the well-known Roman music group, Onda Rossa Posse. The group discovered its house in the centro sociale picture, and especially around Rome’s Forte Prenestino. Assalti Frontali utilized the proceeds of a few of their self-produced, self-distributed recordings to create a documenting studio room at Forte Prenestino. Plus a number of additional Roman organizations, including One Like Hi there Power and Musica Forte, Assalti Frontali founded the La Cordata label to create their own initial music which of others, with no compromises that include larger label agreements. In 1991 Assalti released an individual known as “Baghdad 1991” dealing with the Gulf Battle. Two years later on they documented the track “Sud,” which is definitely credited with uplifting Gabriele Salvatores’ film about rebellion among the underclass of Italy’s southern Mezzogiorno area. The group’s second launch, Conflitto, was documented and combined at Forte Prestino and offered via the underground leftist newspapers Il Manifesto. A couple of years later on, in 1998, Assalti authorized a three-album cope with BMG. Their 1st release beneath the fresh offer, 1999’s Banditi, was made by Snow One. It had been followed almost five years later on by HSL in 2004. Their most broadly visible recording to day, Mi Sa Che Stanotte…, to enter the market in 2006.