Evil Heat by Primal Scream (CD, Nov-2002, Epic USA) 
Evil Heat by Primal Scream (CD, Nov-2002, Epic USA)

 
Evil Heat by Primal Scream (CD, Nov-2002, Epic USA)

Artist: Primal Scream
Release Date: Nov 2002
Format: CD
Record Label: Epic (USA)
Genre: Alternative, Rock & Pop
UPC: 696998702721
Product ID: EPID3504752
Description: Initial pressings included a bonus DVD. Primal Scream: Bobby Gillespie, Robert Young, Gary Mounfield, Martin Duffy, Andrew Innes, Darrin Mooney. Additional personnel includes: Kate Moss (vocals); Robert Plant (harmonica). Producers: Kevi...
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Track Listing
1. Deep Hit of Morning Sun
2. Miss Lucifer
3. Autobahn 66
4. Detroit
5. Rise
6. Lord Is My Shotgun, The
7. City
8. Some Velvet Morning
9. Skull X
10. Scanner Darkly, A
11. Space Blues #2

Details
Contributing Artists:Robert Plant
Distributor:Sony Music Distribution (
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Initial pressings included a bonus DVD.
Primal Scream: Bobby Gillespie, Robert Young, Gary Mounfield, Martin Duffy, Andrew Innes, Darrin Mooney.
Additional personnel includes: Kate Moss (vocals); Robert Plant (harmonica).
Producers: Kevin Shields, Two Lone Swordsmen, Jagz Kooner.
After the mind-bending genre collision of XTRMNTR, it was hard to imagine what Primal Scream might do for a followup. One could hardly expect them to expand on such a broad, sweeping statement, so instead, they've done the smart thing and focused more closely on one particular aspect of their sound. EVIL HEAT finds the band zeroing in on the electro-rock side of things. It sounds like they've spent a lot of time learning the lessons of Suicide's synth-punk and the Motorik sound of classic krautrockers like Neu and Kraftwerk (the latter receives a heavy nod in the form of the gorgeous electropop tune "Autobahn 66").
To satiate the hardcore rockers, there are a couple of garagey raveups here ("City" and "Skull X"), but along with an ill-advised cover of Lee Hazlewood's "Some Velvet Morning," they're the least interesting tracks. On EVIL HEAT, PS generates the most smoke when they're getting down on their synths, whether they're full of paranoia and tension ("Miss Lucifer") or getting all psych-dreamy a la Spiritualized (the beauteous closer "Space Blues #2").

Editorial Reviews
...It's another diverse and influential success from this groundbreaking British band...
CMJ (12/02/2002)

...EVIL HEAT drones and bawls in the techno-punk mode of 2000's XTRMNTR...
Rolling Stone (12/12/2002)

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