A promiscuously ajar door leads to a record player playing the first six tracks of 'Jailbreak'. A Purple Rain poster hangs above a bed with silk sheets. Some discarded boots scatter across the floor: someone will dance hard tonight. EAR VINGS.

A psychedelic / blues / funk odyssey  
Logo artwork by Birmingham's answer to Storm Thorgerson, Dan Whitehouse. 
Background image provided by René Magritte's illegitimate daughter, Laura Taylor, and her friends from college Joe Matten and Ed Tibbetts (who we don't know well enough to surmise through vague comparisons).

Prime are an explosive new rock band from Nottingham, England. The group has played some fantastic, edgy live shows to promote their new record ‘Before the After’, an 8 track mini-album that displays the dynamic variety of Lee Heir, Dan Ryland and Chris Munton, be it on punky numbers like ‘Teen TV’ and ‘Take Me To Your Crew’, the riffy Britpop style guitar-fests of ‘Silly Billy’ and ‘Like the Weather’, or more dark, downbeat songs like ‘Same Old Story’ and ‘Flatline’. Prime have received fantastic live reviews, one from the NUSIC website (the authority on Nottingham music) which sums them up perfectly: ”Prime create furious, in your face rock & roll… They’re one of the best live bands on the circuit”.  

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