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Cat: RT 0541LPE. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Indie/Alternative
Review: It might be Pulp's first new album since We Love Life in 2001, but Jarvis Cocker has kept busy in that time, not least with his impeccable Jarv Is... project. Keeping himself match fit musically has evidently played into Pulp's hands because they sound inspired, at the top of their game and bound to consolidate their reputation one of the UK's most loved bands. Recorded with producer James Ford at Studio Orbb in North East London, they laid down eleven tracks in three weeks for this album and the lead single, 'Spike Island', is an enrapturing synth-led indie pop cut that whets the palate nicely for the other ten. The album is also their first since the passing of bassist Steve Mackay, who died in 2023. It is dedicated to his memory.
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Review: Nearly a quarter-century after We Love Life, Pulp return with a new full-length, recorded fast, loose and on instinct. Sparked by soundcheck sketches during their 2023 reunion shows, 'Hymn Of The North' cracked open a formerly unconsidered inspiral vault, and the rest followed quickly in early 2024. Some material had lingered since the 90s; other swatches, meanwhile, are newly woven. With backing vocals courtesy of the Eno family, and strings arranged by bassist Richard Jones and performed by the Elysian Collective, the record was recorded in just three weeks in Walthamstow with James Ford at the desk. It's the fastest Pulp have ever worked, and possibly the most direct they've ever sounded.
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Review: Jarvis Cocker has opened Pulp into a nine-piece band for this resounding comeback, their first album in 23 years. With some members having been touring members and part of the Jarv Is... band - Cocker's made them more formally part of of Pulp, which is great because the likes of Emma Smith on violin and guitar (she played with Meilyr Jones previously) is an incredible musician to have around. The lead single 'Spike Island' is a song that like many of Cocker's classics you don't need to hear that many times before it's wedged in your head and your whistling it until the end of time. But Pulp is never in danger on relying on the topline; there's a textured, though-provoking underpinning that hints at how epic their live shows are set to be in the wake of this album, which does look handsome in that particular shade of green.
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Review: It might have taken 23 plus years since for us to be welcoming a new studio album by Pulp, but in terms of work in the studio, it only took them three weeks. Jarvis Cocker and co. decamped to a studio in Walthamstow, East London with James Ford and quickly found their groove, making it a much smoother recording process than their last couple of albums, so hopefully they'll be back with more relatively soon. Sonically, it's not a retread of Britpop - there's a timelessness to the nuanced indie pop and a smorgasbord of textures and sounds that leave the listener with plenty to hold on to. Cocker is the north of England's answer to David Bowie and one of the greatest front men to ever walk out on a stage, so it's a truly welcome return.
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Review: The good news is this isn't a glitch in the matrix, there is an actual new Pulp album out on cassette in 2025. Nearly three decades on from their generation-defining album Different Class and the love for Pulp is still potent. Cocker's kept his tools sharp with various projects and collaborations - including Jav Is... - over the past few years, but that's done little to dampen the yearning from around the world for new Pulp. When they released 'Spike Island' to get the ball rolling, a special tribute was made to late former bassist Steve Mackay, who died in 2023. Two songs on the record are said to date from when Mackay was around, which makes him feel part of this incredibly special project.
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Crazy On The Weekend (Record Store Day RSD 2025) (orange vinyl LP)
Cat: RT 0530LPE. Rel: 12 Jun 25
Indie/Alternative
Review: Sunhouse put out their Crazy On The Weekend long player back in 1998 and it has since become known as something of a lost treasure of British indie soul. Not any more, as Rough Trade finally get round to this reissue. The album was praised at the time by Mojo and Uncut and is the only work from the Burton-on-Trent group. It blends warm acoustics, strings and heartfelt vocals with plenty of honesty and emotion and was recorded in producer John Reynolds' Notting Hill home/ Backing vocals from Sinead O'Connor add a touch of extra class and it features 'Monkey Dead' from Shane Meadows' Twenty-Four Seven. Frontman Gavin Clark's voice is unforgettable-haunting, human and soul-stirring throughout.
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