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Echoes and Rhymes

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When the Primitives came back together in the late 2000s to start playing out again, there was an understandable hope that new music would result. The resultant first full-length in 2012 took a great approach that had been partially signalled on a 2011 EP – instead of originals, the band fully embraced its 1960s pop and garage roots by covering a slew of strong but little known songs performed by women or from bands with women on lead vocals, including a variety of European acts. All given the Primitives stamp, it’s a rollicking, sprightly and loud good time.

Ned Raggett

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