PRIMAL Scream have announced their support for indyref2, saying they want to "see a real plan for the future".

The Scottish rock band announced the news on their Twitter account.

They said: "Scottish independence is coming. We support it. Would love to see a real plan for the future. A radical plan. Way to the left of the SNP. But remember, the E.U. is a neo-liberal construct. It won't be easy. Ask the Greeks."

The move was welcomed by SNP MP Pete Wishart.

Bobby Gillespie, the band's frontman, has previously been critical of Scottish independence. In 2013, he told the Daily Record that Alex Salmond's vision of an independent Scotland is a dangerous power-grab.

But he admitted being married to an Englishwoman, Katy, and living in London, removed him from the forefront of the issue in the lead up to the 2014 referendum.

“I can’t look in terms of Scotland. It’s bigger than that,” he told the paper.

“People in Liverpool have been hammered, Manchester and Southampton. All over.

“Everybody has been hammered, not just the Scottish.

“We can’t be nationalistic about it. Nationalism has never done it for me. It leads to fascism.

“Ultimately, someone like Alex Salmond manipulates people’s national pride and insecurities but he is obviously a power-mad kind of guy.”

It comes as the 20th poll in a row showed a majority support (52%) for Yes.

It also revealed a majority of Scots (50%) also want a referendum to be held in the next parliamentary term at Holyrood, with 43% opposed to that idea.

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The poll puts the independence vote on 49%, with 7% of voters undecided. With the don’t knows removed, that’s a 52% to 48% majority.