Articles tagged "jarvis cocker"Mixed MediaJarvis Cocker - “Further Complications” (video)by Tyler Gould[6.Nov.09] :. Here’s a video for the title track from Cocker’s Further Complications, slinky stage presence and paper airplane transitions... Sound AffectsFunny How It All Falls Away: Pulp at Their Most Life-Affirming on ‘This Is Hardcore’by Sean McCarthy[13.Oct.09] :. On its release, Pulp's This Is Hardcore was derided as a commercial and artistic disappointment. Not so ten years later. Was the music ahead of its time, or did critics just have to reach their 30s to appreciate it? Mixed MediaJarvis Cocker - “Angela” (video)by C.L. Chafin[15.May.09] :. PopMatters’ C.L. Chafin on Further Complications: “Angela”, the first track released to the blogosphere (i.e., its “lead single”), is a prime example of the... ![]() Music ReviewJarvis Cocker: Further Complicationsby C.L. Chafin[13.May.09] :. Jarvis Cocker turns it up to 11 for his best album this decade. Mixed MediaJarvis Cocker - “Angela” (MP3)by Sarah Zupko[20.Apr.09] :. Pulp’s Jarvis Cocker releases his latest album Further Complications on 19 May. “Angela” is the first MP3 available from the new album. It’s pretty rocky as in rock... ![]() Events ReviewV Festival feat. Pixies, Beck, Nouvelle Vague, Gnarls Barkley, Jarvis Cocker, and Phoenixby Nick Gunn[20.Apr.07] :. PopMatters' Nick Gunn takes on the crowds and craziness, to find out what happens when Virgin's V Festival pops up down under. Jarvis Cocker squeezes out of Pulp and churns out a solo albumby Jim Farber [New York Daily News (MCT)][10.Apr.07] :. Jarvis Cocker, writer of snarky songs about sexual starvation, self-annihilation, existential drift and general human folly, did two things he never thought he’d do in the last few... Air: Pocket Symphonyby Zeth Lundy[5.Mar.07] :. Fourth full-length from the French duo of Jean-Benoit Dunckel and Nicolas Godin maintains a modernist style while seriously decreasing the stakes. Jarvis Cocker: Jarvisby Michael Lomas[21.Nov.06] :. Jarvis is a deliciously dark, funny and acidic record that stands up to anything from Pulp's heyday. It's good to have him back. PopMatters Pick![]() Music ReviewPulp: Different Classby Adrien Begrand[20.May.04] :. Along with Blur’s Parklife, it remains the high point of the Britpop era; music, lyrics, production, artwork, it’s as perfect as it gets, one that I, personally, will never, ever tire of hearing. Pulp: Hitsby Devon Powers[5.Sep.03] :. Pulp have a greatest hits record, and it’s about goddamned time. The enigmatic group, fronted by the inimitable Jarvis Cocker, are by far the oldest and wisest of the Britpop behemoths. Pulp: Hitsby Adrien Begrand[13.Jan.03] :. Few British bands have come close to matching the remarkable string of excellent albums that Pulp has put together over the past 10 years. |
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