Pulp

Reviews

Pulp: The Peel Sessions

By Michael Lomas

This collection of Pulp's Peel Sessions serves as a poignant reminder not only of how great a band Pulp were, but of how important John Peel was to the development and evolution of British music. [16 January 2007]

Pulp: Different Class

By Adrien Begrand

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.

[20 May 2004]

Pulp: Hits

By Devon Powers

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.

[5 September 2003]

Pulp: Hits

By Adrien Begrand

Few British bands have come close to matching the remarkable string of excellent albums that Pulp has put together over the past 10 years.

[13 January 2003]

Pulp: We Love Life

By David Zahl

Blogs

Sound Affects: Funny How It All Falls Away: Pulp at Their Most Life-Affirming on ‘This Is Hardcore’

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? [13 October 2009]