Formed from the ashes of Collective Responsibility in late 2009, Primeval Soup started jamming in a squatted garage in Brighton. After a brief period as a 4-piece the band shifted to a 3-piece. They played a handful of shows in early 2010 under the names 'Creative Hatred' and 'The Spaz Gypsies' but came to settle on Primeval Soup in early spring. Playing an energetic mix of punk, ska and reggae their first bunch of songs were a chaotic mix of of these genres. They recorded their debut album 'Let's Start Something' in the summer of 2010. 12 songs were recorded, mixed and mastered in 2 days. The album featured songs about animal rights, anti-miltilarism, dumpster diving and various socio/political issues. In July 2013 Primeval Soup went back to the studio and recorded 'Free Radicals'. The 9-track album shows a distinctive progression from 'Let's Start Something'. The album continues to revolve around the core mechanics of the band, driven punk-ska with heart-felt and well delivered lyrical content, but is more eclectic and progressive than its predecessor. Currently experimenting with an alternative line-up, Primeval Soup still actively tour and their music is available to listen to and download over on bandcamp. http://primevalsoup.bandcamp.com/
