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Primitive Race Remember Chuck Mosley, Offer Exquisite Electro Tribute With Cranial Matter

7 August 2019 By jesse Leave a Comment

I’m not going to start this review off with my typical “Remix albums are a mixed bag” rant because Chris Kniker, the mastermind behind Primitive Race is a pro when it comes to these things. The man is also a pro when it comes to subverting expectations relating to the recorded output of this particular outfit. The debut from PR was shrouded in mystery before revealing a veritable melting pot of Industrial luminaries and iconic guests while the follow-up, 2017’s Soul Pretender, went a completely different route with more of a band structure showcasing the talents of the late, great Chuck Mosley.

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Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: Angelspit, Butthole Surfers, Chris Connelly, Chris Kniker, Chuck Mosley, Cranial Matter, Dave Lombardo, Ego Likeness, Faith No More, Metropolis Records, Paul Leary, Pop Will Eat Itself, Primitive Race, Rock And Roll Fables, The Dead Milkmen

Primitive Race Live Up To The Hype On Self-Titled Debut

14 July 2015 By jesse Leave a Comment

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If you’re like me, you’ve waited for this for a long time. You followed the teases, the slow reveals, heard the snippets, ordered the shirts…everything! Well now my friends, the wait is finally over. But after all the hype, all the teases, all the build up…is Primitive Race, the album, ultimately worth the wait? If you’re into fan-fucking-tatsic electronic/industrial music then the answer is a definitive and resounding “Yes!!!!” [Read more…]

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: Army on the Dance Floor, Chris Kniker, Combichrist, Dave Ogilvie, Erie Loch, Graham Crabb, Joshua Bradford, Kourtney Klein, LUXT, Mark Brooks, Mark Gemini Thwaite, Metropolis Records, Pop Will Eat Itself, Primitive Race, primitive race band, Prong, Raymond Watts, Revolting Cocks, Rock And Roll Fables, Tommy Victor

Pig Returns! Primitive Race Rises! Long In The Tooth EP Set For June Release!

27 April 2015 By jesse 3 Comments

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After all the hype and all the build up, being able to FINALLY talk about a “proper” release from Primitive Race is an amazing thing. Mastermind Chris Kniker has concocted this masterpiece of an EP that’s old school industrial yet firmly planted in today. Long In The Tooth is the name of the EP and the title track and it is ten tracks of perfectly executed electronic madness serenely sung by the one and only Raymond Watts. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: Bells Into Machines, Chris Kniker, Erie Loch, Graham Crabb, Long In The Tooth, Marc Gemini Thwaite, Metropolis Records, Pig, Pig band, pig raymond watts, Pop Will Eat Itself, Primitive Race, Raymond Watts, Rhys Fulber

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