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add to cart $40.00 Out of Stock 6+ weeks Primal Scream Chaosmosis (LP) [ LP - released 18/Mar/2016 ] Primal Scream, the infamous Scottish rock band release their eleventh studio album, Chaosmosis. Recorded in London, New York and Stockholm, and written and produced by Bobby Gillespie and Andrew Innes, Chaosmosis is the freshest sounding album the...
add to cart $70.00 Out of Stock Primal Scream Evil Heat (LP) [ Music On Vinyl / 2 LP - released 23/Jun/2011 ] Evil Heat is Primal Scream's seventh album, originally released in 2002. Though the political content on Evil Heat was not as strong as on its predecessor XTRMNTR (MOVLP164), one song had to be adjusted before its release. The track "Rise" was...
add to cart $65.00 Out of Stock 6+ weeks Primal Scream Maximum Rock 'N' Roll: The Singles Remastered Volume 2 (180g Double LP) [ Sony UK / 2 LP - released 24/May/2019 ] Primal Scream compile one of the great singles discographies into one expansive collection with Maximum Rock 'N' Roll: The Singles! Over the past three decades, Primal Scream have embraced everything from psychedelic pop to degenerate rock'n'roll;...
add to cart $30.00 Out of Stock 6+ weeks Primal Scream More Light - Deluxe [ Primal Scream/Ignition / CD - released 17/May/2013 ]
add to cart $32.00 Out of Stock 6+ weeks Primal Scream More Light [ Primal Scream/Ignition / CD - released 17/May/2013 ]
add to cart $18.00 Out of Stock 2-4 weeks Primal Scream 3 CD Original Album Classics [ 3 CD - released 28/Jun/2013 ]
add to cart $30.00 Out of Stock 6+ weeks Primal Scream Reverberations (Travelling In Time) [ Young / CD - released 8/Dec/2023 ]
add to cart $70.00 Out of Stock Primal Scream Exterminator [ Music On Vinyl / 2 LP - released 12/May/2011 ] When Primal Scream's Exterminator - or Xtrmntr - came out in 2000 as the last album on Alan McGee's legendary Creation Records it made quite a stir. McGee must have told The Scream to let the label 'go out with a bang', and boy did they...