PRIMITIVE ART GROUP - 1981-1986 2LP yacht rock and because they represent us

and because they represent us as we were: a bunch of high school punk rockers

These self-taught musicians existed on the fringe (even in the local underground scene)

Want proof

Their debut album “Racey Roller”

PRIMITIVE ART GROUP - 1981-1986 2LP yacht rock and because they represent usLiner notes by Thurston Moore and Bruce Russell (Dead C). This gatefold 2LP is a combination of the groups only two albums, consisting of one LP of Five Tread cuts plus Cecil Likes to Dance a never before released live recording from Thistle Hall (1984) and the full 1985 LP, Future Jaw Clap. This material that has been unavailable since mid 1980s. It is well documented that in the early 80s New Zealand was awash with adventurous new music. Though