Primal Scream - Sonic Flower Groove LP NEW reissue Bobby Gillespie Jesus Mary Chain Primal Scream - Sonic Flower Groove LP NEW. SEALED. Bobby Gillespie’s departure from The Jesus & Mary Chain enabled the pioneering Scots bandleader to focus on Primal Scream full-time. The rewards arrived quickly: the early B-side “Velocity Girl” ended up on NME’s legendary C86 compilation (and later inspired the American indie-pop band of the same name), and Primal Scream connected with the crucial English indie label Creation. For the band’s debut, Primal Scream opted for producer Mayo Thompson—leader of left-field psych outfit Red Krayola and producer for Pere Ubu, Felt, and The Chills, among others—and completed Sonic Flower Groove for release on the newly set up Warner Bros. subsidiary Elevation Records in 1987. It’s the only album featuring Gillespie’s wistful, almost fey vocal style, which makes impeccably balanced pop compositions like “Aftermath” especially infectious. The influence of The Byrds is glaring. Glistening guitar melodies entwine and, yes, jangle, though the way they mingle with and complement Gillespie’s voice distinguishes the tribute. It’s also a prescient album, predicting the refined rock sensibility that would in a few years come to characterize Britpop, but by then Gillespie and Primal Scream would already be blazing new trails. • Their first album originally released in 1987 • First domestic release • Produced by Mayo Thompson "Gentle Tuesday" – 3:49"Treasure Trip" – 3:15"May the Sun Shine Bright for You" – 2:41"Sonic Sister Love" – 2:36"Silent Spring" – 3:52"Imperial" – 3:38"Love You" – 4:45"Leaves" – 3:32"Aftermath" – 2:47"We Go Down Slowly Rising" – 3:23 1972 Records Primal Scream - Sonic Flower Groove LP NEW reissue Bobby Gillespie Jesus Mary Chain

Primal Scream - Sonic Flower Groove LP

NEW. SEALED.

Bobby Gillespie’s departure from The Jesus & Mary Chain enabled the pioneering Scots bandleader to focus on Primal Scream full-time. The rewards arrived quickly: the early B-side “Velocity Girl” ended up on NME’s legendary C86 compilation (and later inspired the American indie-pop band of the same name), and Primal Scream connected with the crucial English indie label Creation.  For the band’s debut, Primal Scream opted for producer Mayo Thompson—leader of left-field psych outfit Red Krayola and producer for Pere Ubu, Felt, and The Chills, among others—and completed Sonic Flower Groove for release on the newly set up Warner Bros. subsidiary Elevation Records in 1987. It’s the only album featuring Gillespie’s wistful, almost fey vocal style, which makes impeccably balanced pop compositions like “Aftermath” especially infectious. The influence of The Byrds is glaring. Glistening guitar melodies entwine and, yes, jangle, though the way they mingle with and complement Gillespie’s voice distinguishes the tribute. It’s also a prescient album, predicting the refined rock sensibility that would in a few years come to characterize Britpop, but by then Gillespie and Primal Scream would already be blazing new trails.

• Their first album originally released in 1987 
• First domestic release 
• Produced by Mayo Thompson 

"Gentle Tuesday" – 3:49
"Treasure Trip" – 3:15
"May the Sun Shine Bright for You" – 2:41
"Sonic Sister Love" – 2:36
"Silent Spring" – 3:52
"Imperial" – 3:38
"Love You" – 4:45
"Leaves" – 3:32
"Aftermath" – 2:47
"We Go Down Slowly Rising" – 3:23

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