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    PRIMAL SCREAM/ JOHNNY MARR

    Sep 19, 2019 2 minutes
    MICHAEL BONNER

    Two British indie institutions come together for a thunderous double-header

    THREE songs into their set, Johnny Marr and his band are forced to leave the stage owing to a heavy electrical storm. It’s been a dismal week for outdoor happenings across the UK – severe weather has led to several cancellations – but tonight Edinburgh gets off

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