Growing up in Glasgow during the nineties was an exciting time to be alive with there being so much going on in the city during the decade.
The nineties began with Glasgow being named as European City of Culture in 1990 and the release of Primal Scream's Screamadelica the following year which is considered to be one of the best albums which has come out of the city.
Plenty of new bands began to emerge from Glasgow's music scene with fresh sounds that instantly had people heading out to buy their music and buying tickets to see them at gigs.
Along the way, a few big hitters also stopped by to play some memorable gigs during the nineties with the likes of David Bowie performing at the Barrowland Ballroom, The Rolling Stones bringing their Urban Jungle tour to Hampden and Paul McCartney appearing at the SECC.
Here are eleven Glasgow bands that were born in nineties Glasgow.
5. The Yummy Fur
The Yummy Fur are one of Glasgow's most beloved bands with their debut album Night Club being recorded in a basement in the city’s West End during the height of Britpop. Three future members of Franz Ferdinand would also feature in the band before they disbanded in 1999. | Yummy Fur
6. The Delgados
The Scottish indie rock band The Delgados were formed in Glasgow in 1994 Their third studio album The Great Eastern is considered to be one of the best albums to come out of Glasgow. | Contributed
7. Camera Obscura
Camera Obscura were formed in Glasgow in 1996 by Tracyanne Campbell, John Henderson and Gavin Dunbar. The bands first album Biggest Bluest Hi Fi was produced by Belle and Sebastian lead singer Stuart Murdoch. | Camera Obscura
8. Urusei Yatsura
Urusei Yatsura were formed in Glasgow in the summer of 1993 when founding members Fergus Lawrie and Graham Kemp met while attending the University of Glasgow. The band contributed their first recording 'Guitars Are Boring' to a compilation album the Kazoo Club which was based in Glasgow. | Urusei Yatsura