Primal Instincts Nicole Edwards

Primal Scream's career has been a series of adventures that have seen the band recording era-defining albums like 1991's Screamadelica, digging deep into the past to excavate classic rock tropes, and playing music that sounds like it was beamed in from the future. No matter which path they follow, their love of music and daredevil spirit never wane. Formed by vocalist Bobby Gillespie, they started off playing a Byrds-like brand of indie pop that jangled with all the sweetness that Gillespie's former group the Jesus and Mary Chain lacked.

The art of understanding has been going to seed for ages; long lost in the fog of advanced mathematics. The Primal Code Theory deals with layers of unknown worlds far below the Planck constant.

Primal Scream defy easy categorization - constantly evolving and challenging expectations, making intelligent and uncompromising music. Come Ahead, their first studio record since 2016's Chaosmosis, is no different and is produced by David Holmes with artist Jim Lambie collaborating on the cover art. 2 LP set in gatefold jacket.

Primal Scream releases Come Ahead: The Remixes Volume 1, featuring all-new remixes from their original Come Ahead album.

La carrière de Primal Scream est à elle seule un reflet du microcosme musical anglais des années 80 et 90, de la pop psyché à l'electronica en passant par la dance alternative ou la britpop. Formé à Glasgow en 1984 par le charismatique Bobbie Gillespie, alors encore batteur des torturés Jesus & Mary Chain, Primal Scream prend rapidement le contre-pied de ces derniers en livrant, après un bref épisode flower-punk, l'ultime manifeste dance-pop de cette génération avec Screamadelica (1991), suite logique du mouvement initié un peu plus tôt par les Stone Roses ou les Happy Mondays. Dès lors, Gillespie n'a de cesse d'explorer de nouveaux horizons avec comme fil conducteur un groove plus ou moins présent et plus ou moins agressif au fil des ses productions, de Vanishing Point (1997) à More Light (2013).