If you're still spending your days pumping out Different Class and keeping your fingers crossed for Pulp to reunite, you may want to give it up. According to a new interview with former front-man Jarvis Cocker, the long-gone English band are not likely to get back together anytime soon.
In a story titled "Pulp Will Never Reunite, Says Jarvis," XFM quotes Cocker as saying: "We live in an age where repetition and nostalgia are lifestyle choices. I'm prone to it too, I go on YouTube and find things I haven't seen since I was a kid. But I'm a contrary sod, so if someone wants me to reform a band, I tend not to."
And while any sort of Pulp reunion seems pretty damn unlikely, Cocker does have a new solo album coming up fast. As previously reported, the record is called Further Complications and is due out May 19 via Rough Trade.
In a story titled "Pulp Will Never Reunite, Says Jarvis," XFM quotes Cocker as saying: "We live in an age where repetition and nostalgia are lifestyle choices. I'm prone to it too, I go on YouTube and find things I haven't seen since I was a kid. But I'm a contrary sod, so if someone wants me to reform a band, I tend not to."
And while any sort of Pulp reunion seems pretty damn unlikely, Cocker does have a new solo album coming up fast. As previously reported, the record is called Further Complications and is due out May 19 via Rough Trade.
