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Pulp : More : Aquarium Drunkard
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In 2025, do we need Pulp, 24 years after his last studio recording? The answer is YES! With More, the band rejoices and brilliantly transforms Spike Island's essay, the frantic single having announced his return. Welcome back! The post Pulp – More: The end of a very long eclipse appeared first on Benzine Magazine.
Pulp : More : Aquarium Drunkard
Maturity is a tricky thing for pop stars. There’s nothing more ridiculous than a middle-aged, culturally relevant millionaire spouting verses about teenage romance and frustrated lust. But on the other hand, you don’t really want to hear the idols of your youth opining on tax strategies and expensive schooling options for their offspring. Jarvis Cocker, here in his first album as Pulp in a quarter century, navigates this difficulty with skill. H…
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