Brit pop band Pulp have announced their first album in 24 years, More. While the Jarvis Cocker-led group has been intermittently active over the past quarter-century, including a magical reunion tour ...

It’s been almost a quarter century since Pulp’s last album. But the Sheffield, England band — who disbanded after releasing 2001’s We Love Life, reunited to tour in 2011 and again in 2023 — are back ...

U.K. rock veterans Pulp will return June 6 with their first album since 2001’s We Love Life in the form of the 11-track More, which is led by the single “Spike Island.” The track was written by ...

Pulp are back for More. The Britpop maestros, whose influence surpassed the 1990s scene and cast a spell on indie-pop for decades to come, will return with their follow-up to 2001’s We Love Life on ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Pulp have released their first single for more than a decade and announced their first album for almost 24 years, titled "More." ...

It’s official: after various hints over the last six months, Pulp have announced their first album in 24 years! (The last was 2001’s We Love Life that was produced by Scott Walker). It’s titled More ...

The group, best known for hits such as "Common People," "Do You Remember The First Time?" and "Disco 2000," also ruled out performing at this year’s Glastonbury Festival while speaking to Lauren ...

Pulp's new live album, "Live!," arrived Aug. 28 via Rough Trade Records, capturing the band at two 2025 shows at London's The O2 that came shortly after the release of "More," Pulp's first album in 24 ...

Britpop legends Pulp have announced More, their first new album in 24 years, and shared its first single, “Spike Island,” via a music video. It’s disco 2025, as the new album is due out June 6 via ...