Pulp: The Tomorrow People

by Susan Wilson

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Pulp, and lead singer Jarvis Cocker, are a recently emerged band who have been 16 years in the making. They capture the desperation and chipped nail polish quality of the Seventies, and have gloriously dragged the entire sensibility into the 90s.

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Pulp, and lead singer Jarvis Cocker, are a recently emerged band who have been 16 years in the making. They capture the desperation and chipped nail polish quality of the Seventies, and have gloriously dragged the entire sensibility into the 90s.

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