0131
0131 took their name from the Glasgow area code, which tells you something about where they came from. The band formed in the late 1990s with Scott Davidson...
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0131 took their name from the Glasgow area code, which tells you something about where they came from. The band formed in the late 1990s with Scott Davidson on vocals, James McLean on guitar, Richie Auld on bass, and Mark Davidson on drums. Their music was raw, energetic punk with a Scottish flavor, drawing on classic influences like The Ramones and Sex Pistols while sometimes working in elements of ska and reggae.
They released their debut album '131' in 1998, which included the track 'Il Danno' that became something of an anthem for their following. The band toured extensively in the UK and Europe, building a reputation for their live shows. Their lyrics often dealt with themes of alienation and social commentary, delivered with a confrontational edge that didn't always sit well with everyone.
0131 put out several more albums including '1310' in 2000 and '1313' in 2002 before disbanding in 2007. Other songs in their catalog include 'Corpo E Mente', 'Diamante', and 'Facile Così'. They were a product of Glasgow's punk scene at a particular time, and their music still carries that specific energy.
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