Gun
Gun formed in Glasgow in 1987 with Mark Rankin on vocals, Giuliano Gizzi on guitar, Dante Gizzi on bass, and Gary John 'Skew' Swan on drums. Their debut album...
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Gun formed in Glasgow in 1987 with Mark Rankin on vocals, Giuliano Gizzi on guitar, Dante Gizzi on bass, and Gary John 'Skew' Swan on drums. Their debut album 'Taking on the World' came out in 1992 and included the single 'Steal Your Fire,' which became their breakout track.
They followed with albums like 'Gallus' in 1994 and 'Swagger' in 1996. The band went on hiatus around 2008 but returned for shows in 2012, with Rankin, Gizzi, and Swan still involved alongside newer members. Songs like 'Better Days' and 'Word Up' show up in their catalog alongside 'Steal Your Fire.'
Gun's sound leaned toward straightforward rock with some blues touches, and they built a reputation for energetic live performances. They kept recording and playing shows through lineup shifts, maintaining a presence without the dramatic arcs some bands get framed with.
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