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Pulp's More: a review
Nearly 30 years on from the monumental Britpop movement and the career-defining Different Class , 24 years since their last album and following the loss of long-standing bassist Steve Mackey in 2023, Pulp have returned with gifts: a tour and an album. The band seem rejuvenated after their almost quarter-century break, and this album stands to test the now much matured version of the band.  More ,   released on 6 th  June this year by Rough Trade Records, taking just 3 weeks t
Edward Green
Oct 173 min read


'The Stranger' (1977) – Billy Joel’s coming-of-age fever dream
There are few guarantees in life: the sun will rise; the sun will set; and everyone’s dad loves Billy Joel. When you get past the hits of...
Oliver Dennison
Mar 216 min read


‘Café Bleu’ by The Style Council: A Groovy Waltz Through 80s Modernism
After six years of punk/new wave seriousness with The Jam, in December 1982 Paul Weller called time on the band which had brought him...
Ben Weeks
Mar 215 min read


'Let It Be' by The Beatles: A perfect album ruined by poor choices
In the winter of 1969, the biggest band in the world set out on their most ambitious project yet: they were going to write, record and...
Ben Weeks
Mar 75 min read
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