Primitai

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“A great set of vocals, solid constant drumming and killer guitar playing that really kicks arse. This single shows that Primitai ooze with talent.”
Alternativevision reviewed by Trigger

Peter J Brown aka toxic pete (www.toxicpete.co.uk)

”Primitai do their heavy rock with adrenalin fuelled, explosive potency. This is just heavy, heavy rock’n'roll – solid, unified, ass-kickin, stonkin’, good ol’ skull crackin’ rock to head-bang along to!”

Sub City

”The guitar tone is loud and bombastic, the drums are hasty and the vocals are throaty and grainy. Heavy metal fans will love this.”

Get Ready to Rock reviewed by Joe Geesin

”This track intro to the band proves they really are worth checking out. Pretty extreme, the vocals growl heavily. Definitely one to watch out for!”

Tasty Fanzine reviewed by Sonia Waterfield

”The chorus “War Cries – forever haunting me” is dramatic and pushes this single through with force.”

Planet Thrash reviewed by Deb

”The roaring force of lyrical excellence combined with some of the best guitar and drum work to emerge of late gives a hard and heavy result – a superb representation of the metal genre.”

Get Ready to Rock reviewed by Joe Geesin

”This track intro to the band proves they really are worth checking out. Pretty extreme, the vocals growl heavily. Definitely one to watch out for.”

Rockmidgets.com reviewed by Phil May

”It works well, though, avoiding cheese by just a fraction in order to rock your f**king face off in the name of metal.”

Is this Music reviewed by Chris Walker

“I’m not even a big fan of the old school 80’s rock/heavy metal (think Iron Maiden, Motley Crue, Kiss etc) or music of this genre but this is a great track from a proper talented band.”

Dieshellsuit reviewed by Simon Williams

“THIS is balls to the wall metal. If you have an affinity for playing an invisible guitar with your eyes closed in the middle of a sweaty club, this band is for you. All hail Primitai!”

Crowdsurfer reviewed by Chris

“A slab of pure, energy enthused battle-metal! ‘The Craft’ shows a level of talent and ear for a tune that’s lacking in a lot of British metal at the moment.”

Get Ready to Rock reviewed by Joe Geesin

“Definitely one of the best singles I’ve had through in a long time.”

Tastyfanzine reviewed by SB

“The Craft is just sooo metal!”

Allgigs reviewed by Patrick McKiernen

“If you like your early 80’s style Thrash Metal then this is a certain must buy for you.”

RoomThirteen reviewed by Jim Ody

“Huge metal riffs bigger than a rockers hair from the 80’s whilst the guitars then mix it up from impressive shredding to big power chords.”