Reunited Brit-pop faves Pulp took to the telly this past weekend for the first time in ten years to play their new single "After You" on The Jonathan Ross Show.
Earlier in the program, the band teased the audience with a bite-sized sample of "Disco 2000," but the band did, in fact, get through their glittery new dance cut in full. As can be expected, singer Jarvis Cocker was the most theatrical of the bunch, having fallen to his knees during a verse about getting an eyeful of booty. "If you need to be naked, that's all right by me," he quips later on in the mid-section. You can check out the strobe-intensive appearance down below.
Earlier in the program, the band teased the audience with a bite-sized sample of "Disco 2000," but the band did, in fact, get through their glittery new dance cut in full. As can be expected, singer Jarvis Cocker was the most theatrical of the bunch, having fallen to his knees during a verse about getting an eyeful of booty. "If you need to be naked, that's all right by me," he quips later on in the mid-section. You can check out the strobe-intensive appearance down below.
