Beautiful Future - Primal Scream

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Britpop / Artist: Primal Scream / Audio CD released 2008-07-21 at B-Unique / Disc #1 ... more

Beautiful Future - Primal Scream ... Tracklisting
1 Beautiful Future
2 Can't Go Back
3 Uptown
4 The Glory Of Love
5 Suicide Bomb
6 Zombie Man
7 Beautiful Summer
8 I Love To Hurt (You Love To Be Hurt)
9 Over & Over
10 Necro Kex Blues
11 The Glory Of Love

Newest Review: ... distinctive, if somewhat weak, vocals, is a constant and guitarist Andrew Innes is from the very early days. Bassist Mani (ex ... more

... Stone Roses) seems like a relatively recent joiner, but even he has been in the band for 12 years now (ah how the years accelerate...). Beautiful Future is the most melodic I remember Primal Scream being and it's quite a bit more poppy. Five songs for the album were recorded with Bjorn Yttling [from Peter, Bjorn and John] at Atlantis Studios in Stockholm, which is where ABBA recorded 'Dancing Queen' and 'Knowing Me, Knowing You'. Perhaps some of the disco pop vibe wore off. In any case, it's definitely an easier l...more

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Beautiful Future - Primal Scream: Beautiful Future - Worth a Punt (1009 words)
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In 2008, Primal Scream, who have now been going for a staggering 26 years, released Beautiful Future, their 9th studio album. They started out as part of the Scottish indie scene that gave us Jesus and Mary Chain, but left behind their jingle, jangle sound to take on a more rocky sound. They've been in and out of the charts over the years and have collaborated with various other artists (Kevin Shields from My Bloody Valentine, Barnie Sumner, Robert Plant, The Chemical Brothers to name but a few). There is no way a band can survive 26 years unless they keep moving, morphing, trying new things, whilst maintaining some thread of a story. Not only will most of ... Read the complete review