Primal Scream frontman Bobby Gillespie explores his Glasgow roots in the band's new album 'Come Ahead', influenced by his ...

It opens with Ready To Go Home where an acapella gospel intro builds into joyous, swaggering funk. ‘When my time finally ...

Bobby Gillespie wrote something eye-catching in the essay that accompanied the announcement of Come Ahead, Primal Scream’s ...

Primal Scream’s 12th album sees Bobby Gillespie banging on about poverty, democracy and colonialism. It’s both sublime and ...

Bobby Gillespie claims the different between himself and Blur's Alex James is the fact he's never tried to be a "social climber".

Primal Scream ’s Bobby Gillespie has accused Blur ’s bassist Alex James of ‘social climbing’. The frontman, 63, has long been ...

Gillespie has never been the strongest singer or lyricist, but Primal Scream at their best have always managed to work around ...

At 63, Bobby Gillespie can still channel the back-alley menace of a truant teen while embracing full-blown hedonism in his music ...

It helps that Bobby Gillespie’s lyrics are much more personal than usual. (They’ve sometimes been awful, as in Country Girl’s “Crazy women mess your head, wake up drunk and beaten in some strange bed” ...

Producer David Holmes provides a backdrop of soulful grooves on Bobby Gillespie and co.’s best album in years.

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