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Zero 1 - A Country Fit For Zero's (CD) (UK Import)
Zero 1 - A Country Fit For Zero's (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Zero 1
- Label
- Step-1 Music
- Cat No
- STEPMCD204
- Released
- 2016
- Pressing
- UK
- Styles
- Oi, Punk
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| Artist | Zero 1 |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Step-1 Music |
| Catalogue no. | STEPMCD204 |
| Genre | Punk and Rock |
| Released | 29 January 2016 |
| Barcode | 5025703120423 |
Zero 1 — A Country Fit For Zeros
Format: CD • Label: Step-1 Music (STEPMCD204) • Released: 2016 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Oi, Punk
Tracklist:
1. Rip Off Britain
2. City Of Fear
3. Private Army
4. Contract America
5. Feel The Pain
6. Stand And Fight
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Zero 1 was formed in Hull, England late 1997 by Proc (vocals) and brothers Snaz (drums) and Dave (Guitar). Mainly rehearsing as a three piece before Jimbo of Freaks Union stood in on bass for their first gig at the Haworth Punk 'n' Oi! all-dayer the following year.
Bassist Pete then joined the band in time for their second gig supporting Duglas at the Adelphi in Hull a month later. After a further gig supporting Assert and Swellbelly's the band released a 6-track demo called A Country Fit for Zeros. The band played their final gig in Leicester before splitting up in 1999.
Bassist Pete then joined the band in time for their second gig supporting Duglas at the Adelphi in Hull a month later. After a further gig supporting Assert and Swellbelly's the band released a 6-track demo called A Country Fit for Zeros. The band played their final gig in Leicester before splitting up in 1999.
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