Core News — “He had so many great tracks left un-played after the first two shows that we asked Bobby Gillespie of Primal Scream to come back in for a third week covering for Iggy Pop who’s currently on-tour. Expect tracks from Link Wray, Psychic Ills, Maria... more info

Core News — “Bobby Gillespie from Primal Scream sits in for Iggy Pop whilst the latter’s on tour. This week he’s spinning tracks by Jesus and Mary Chain, The O’Jays, Bobby Gentry, Johnny Thunders and New Order.” Check out other Iggy Pop shows here and ... more info

NME — The Primal Scream frontman also said Rihanna is the pop star that defines this generation more info

Consequence of Sound — Featuring collaborations with Pet Shop Boys, Primal Scream, Hans Zimmer, and more. more info

Core News — “Bobby Gillespie from Primal Scream sits in for Iggy Pop for the next two weeks. This week he’s spinning tracks by Diiv, Funkadelic, Savages, Augustus Pablo and John Lee Hooker. He’ll also be joined in the studio by Yuki from the London based J... more info

Nialler9 — Sea Sessions takes place in Bundoran, Donegal from Friday 24th June to Sunday 26th June this year during Euro 2016 so there’s a few non-music things in store this year. First up, here’s the lineup of music: Primal Scream Tinie Tempah Gavin ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Psychic Ills' fifth album, Inner Journey Out, is out June 3 via Sacred Bones and the duo have just released a new song from it. "Another Change" is somewhere between Spacemen 3 and Primal Scream, but the pedal steel here adds a fresh element to ... more info

Stereogum — Throughout their 30+ years as a band, Glasgow’s Primal Scream have always operated on the preternatural need to be in flux; a creature poised on the promise of evolution. This instinct is all at once their Kryptonite and greatest asset. They’ve j... more info

Consequence of Sound — A dance cover from Primal Scream's Record Store Day release. more info

Stereogum — S’Express was this weird conceptual house-music project that had a few huge hits in the UK in the late ’80s. They’ve been kind of lost to history, but they were awesome. As someone who lived outside London for a year between 1988 and 1989, I ca... more info