Galore cover
Released

The final album of the Primitives’ initial run fell victim to the too-usual story of shifting tastes and record company priorities, the band suddenly seeming like yesterday’s news in the wake of grunge, techno and more on the rise in 1991; Galore didn’t even get a US release. More the real pity because it’s a fine listen heard away from said stultifying context; while the band had now long moved beyond the sheer rough brightness of their earliest days the Primitives remained engaging songwriters and performers, Tracy Tracy again in fine voice.

Ned Raggett

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