The rock band is scheduled to reunite its first new album in 24 years.
Pulp, led by singer Jarvis Cocker, announced on Thursday that “More” will be released on June 6. They released the first song “Spike Island”, which includes a music video directed by Cocker.
“When we started wandering again in 2023, we practiced a new song called” North Hymn “during the audio examination and eventually played it at the end of the second night in Sheffield Arena. This seems to open the flood gates: We have reached the rest of the songs in this album during the first half of 2024.” “A couple to revive ideas from the last century.”
“More” is the first album of Pulp since 2001 “We Love Life”. The independent/alternative rock music band that had previously witnessed during the Britpop wave in the 1990s, along with the oasis, was thanks to songs such as “Golume People”, “Disco 2000”, “Babies”, “Do you remember the first time?” And “something changed”.
Pulp went to a stop from 2001 to 2011, then briefly reunited and released a new song, “After You”, in 2013. After another long break, the band cooperated in a reunification tour in 2023.
“More” will show one song written by Richard Holie, another written by Jason Boucley, support from the Eno family, and thread arrangements written by Richard Jones and her team play Elysian. The album is intended for guitarist Steve Makki, who died in 2023.
according to pitchforkPulp recorded the album for three weeks in London in November. Koker said he was the shortest registration time he needed at all, describing him, “It is clear that he is ready to happen.”
“We hope you enjoy music,” Coker said, noting that no Amnesty International has participated in this process. “This is the best we can do. Thanks to listen.”
Pulp contains a handful of UK concerts to be held this summer, followed by two offerings scheduled for September 25 to 26 with LCD Soundsystem in Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. La concert tickets are available via Ticketmasterand Live seats and Stubhub.
