Filtro

**Filtro** is an Italian rock band that’s been blending gritty punk energy with sharp social commentary since forming in Rome in the late ’90s. Fronted by vocalist and guitarist Marco Ramacci, the group (rounded out by Paolo, Alessandro, and later members) built a reputation for raw, riff-driven anthems that tackle themes like political disillusionment, everyday struggles, and working-class life. Their sound—a mix of alternative rock, garage punk, and post-hardcore—earned them a loyal following in Italy’s underground scene, especially after albums like *Provincia Di Piombo* (2012) and *Ciao Italia* (2016) solidified their no-nonsense, lyrically incisive style.

Known for their relentless live shows and unpretentious attitude, Filtro keeps dropping fiery tracks like *Eroi* and *Buhe* (from their recent releases), proving they’re still cranking out urgent, riff-heavy jams decades into their career. Whether they’re channeling ’90s alt-rock vibes or snarling at modern absurdities, Filtro remains a voice for the disenchanted, served with a side of distortion.