More Pulp

After a two-decade hiatus from the studio, More marks the triumphant return of one of Britain's most iconic bands. Pulp's first album since 2001’s We Love Life, this long-awaited release sees Jarvis Cocker and co. dive straight back into their signature mix of wit, melancholy, and social commentary—with some surprising new collaborators in tow.

Recorded in just three weeks with producer James Ford, More fuses brand-new material with revived ideas from decades past. There’s a track co-written by Richard Hawley, strings arranged by Richard Jones and performed by the Elysian Collective, and even a cameo from the Eno family on backing vocals. And yes—no AI, just real music made by real people.

This album is both a bold new chapter and a heartfelt tribute to late bandmate Steve Mackey. From the nostalgic hum of “Background Noise” to the anthemic “The Hymn of the North,” More is the sound of a band embracing what it means to age, evolve, and still have something vital to say.

For fans of: Suede, Blur, The Divine Comedy, Baxter Dury, Jarvis Cocker’s solo work