Reunited rock band announces first new album in 24 years

Reunited rock band announces first new album in 24 years

British rock band Pulp is officially back with their first new album in 24 years. Frontman Jarvis Cocker revealed Thursday that the upcoming record, titled “More,” will arrive on June 6.

After 24 years without new music, Pulp will be back this 2025 with More, which will be his eighth studio album and the first after the death of bassist Steve Mackay, to whom they will pay tribute in much of the material. The announcement was accompanied by the release of a new single entitled ‘Spike Island’. The britpop masters signed a new agreement with the record label Rough Trade after its meeting in 2023 and since then rumors that there wou…

'Do you remember the first time?' Britpop legends Pulp announce first album in 24 years

Pulp have released their first single for more than a decade and announced their first album for almost 24 years, titled More.

It took Pulp only three weeks to record their new album. A first single has now been released.

There’s Finally ‘More’ Pulp On The Way With The Group Announcing Their First Album In 24 Years

Oasis aren’t the only Britpop legends getting the gang back together this year. Pulp have announced a new album, their first since We Love Life 24 years ago. It’s called More, and in an accompanying statement, the group’s ever-stylish frontman Jarvis Cocker explained how it came together. “Well: when we started touring again in 2023, we practiced a new song called ‘Hymn Of The North’ during soundchecks & eventually played it at the end of our se…

Pulp reveal their first new album in 24 years, and a single called Spike Island

The band also released a single, Spike Island, described as a sequel to Sorted for E's and Whizz.