Primal Scream for bonjour records Official T-shirt

bonjour records is releasing a collection of official T-shirts in collaboration with Primal Scream, the rock band formed in Glasgow, Scotland in 1982 by Bobby Gillespie and Jim Beattie. Pre-orders open on Friday, June 12, 2026, via bonjour records ONLINE, with the T-shirts going on sale on Saturday, June 27, 2026, at bonjour records DAIKANYAMA and bonjour records ONLINE.

The collection features five designs, each drawing from a different point in the band's discography.

Five Designs

Primal Scream for bonjour records T-shirt – Evil Heat front

The first design features the cover art from Evil Heat (2002).

Primal Scream for bonjour records T-shirt – Riot City Blues single front

The second design uses the cover art from the first single off Riot City Blues (2006).

Primal Scream for bonjour records T-shirt – Beautiful Future front

The third features cover art from Beautiful Future (2008).

Primal Scream for bonjour records T-shirt – Screamadelica Black & White front

The fourth draws from Screamadelica (1991) in a Black & White version.

Primal Scream for bonjour records T-shirt – IF THEY MOVE, KILL 'EM front

The fifth uses the cover art from "IF THEY MOVE, KILL 'EM," a Kevin Shields remix that appeared as a single from Vanishing Point (1997).

About Primal Scream

Formed in 1982 in Glasgow, Scotland by Bobby Gillespie and Jim Beattie, Primal Scream has built a long career marked by continual musical evolution. Their debut album Sonic Flower Groove drew on 1960s folk and psychedelic sounds, while their self-titled second album leaned into garage rock, New York punk, and rock 'n' roll from the 1960s and 70s.

Their breakthrough came with Screamadelica, which brought in techno-side producers Andrew Weatherall and The Orb to create a fusion of acid house, techno, dub, and soul that cemented the band's place in the music scene. Subsequent albums continued to explore new territory: Give Out But Don't Give Up incorporated American southern sounds, while Evil Heat showed an affinity for German rock influences. Across their career, the band has continued to shift its sound while maintaining its core identity.