Primal Scream - Dixie Narco EPReleased for RSD 2021 (June Drop) A hidden but much loved gem from the bands early 90s output, the Dixie Narco EP was released in 1992. Recorded at Ardent Studios, Memphis, it marked a continuation of the experimentation explored on the preceding Screamadelica album, taking in acid house, country blues and a rare Dennis Wilson cover across its four tracks. Long out of print, the 2021 RSD edition is the first official reissue since 1992. Artwork and

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channeling all of love’s emotions into songs so sharp they make even the hardest times feel fun

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