In an unexpected yet thrilling turn for music fans, Britpop sensation Pulp has announced their first new studio album in over two decades, aptly titled 'More.' For those who have missed the signature sound of this iconic band, there's cause for excitement as the album's lead single, 'Spike Island', has just been unveiled.
'Spike Island' isn't just any track. It nods to the legendary 1990 concert by The Stone Roses, a pivotal moment in rock history. Pulp's affinity for this historical gig isn't new, as this song marks their second foray into the topic, weaving nostalgia with their unique sound. If this single is any indication, the band's reunion promises a blend of new material that retains the essence fans have come to love.
A lot has changed since Pulp's last album, but the return of their Britpop charm is evident in 'More'. Fans can anticipate a rich tapestry of music that reflects both their growth and roots. The band recently delved into their comeback journey in a world-exclusive *MOJO* magazine interview. They shared insights into their creative process, exciting plans like their upcoming Glastonbury spot, and how they fashioned the layers of their new album.
This return doesn't just mark the release of an album; it signals a resurgence of a musical era that Pulp spearheaded. After a long hiatus, the group seems poised to reclaim their spot in the music world with the same flair that once made them a household name.
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