The Horrors’ 2009 album “Primary Colours” saw the band dramatically shift from their initial garage-punk sound towards a more psychedelic and electronic-influenced style. The album marked a significant artistic maturation, earning critical acclaim for its ambitious sonic exploration.
- "Primary Colours" was recorded in London and produced by Geoff Barrow of Portishead and Craig Silvey.
- The album was released on XL Recordings, a label also home to artists like The Prodigy and Radiohead.
- Despite the significant change in sound, "Primary Colours" was well-received by critics, with many noting the band's newfound maturity and sonic depth.
The Horrors are a British rock band from Southend-on-Sea, best known for their gothic influences and psychedelic sound. In 2009, they were attempting to move beyond their early horror-punk image with their second album.
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