Primal Scream Gentle Tuesday / Imperial: The 1987 EP'sOriginally forming in Scotland in 1982, Primal Scream were key to the C86 indie scene in the UK. They were signed by Alan McGee to Elevation Records in 1987 for their debut album, Sonic Flower Groove. Featuring Bobby Gillespie on vocals Jim Beattie and Andrew Innes on guitar, and Robert Young on bass, the sound of their debut is very different to the dance orientated groove they pioneered in the 1990s. Very much influenced by Nuggets, psychedelic pop

Coby Sey and Sophia Al-Maria

Signed & hand-numbered edition*

Emerging during a period marked by the post-punk

Lux's command of subverting the English language is unmatched anywhere and as unabashed smut goes

'Goodbye Girls' or the annoyingly catchy 'Michael A Grammar'

It’s a headphone masterpiece

but a rare mono LP was also released in the UK

The covers he chose for this record were songs he heard being played by older musicians around New Orleans

and never-before-seen photos and album lyrics

magpie wisdom and furious hope

all united by Luke under the banner of “E-Soul Cultura”

with “Ants From Up There” managing to strike a skilful balance between feeling like a bold stylistic overhaul of what came before