Pulp Announces New Concert Film Following Comeback Album Success
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Tom Breihan
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Summary
Pulp, the reunited Britpop band, released their first album in 25 years titled "More" to critical acclaim. Following the album's release and a successful tour, they are now announcing a new concert film called "Pulp: What Do You Do For An Encore?" The article covers the band's recent achievements and the upcoming film release.
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· 4 pulledPulp really pulled it off.
Last year, the reunited Britpop legends released More, their first album in a quarter-century, and it absolutely ruled, fully earning its spot within the band's discography.
It's not better than Different Class or anything, but it can hang with We Love Life just fine, and it easily outclasses anything that the band did before His 'N' Hers.
Now, they're announcing a new concert film with the fitting title Pulp: What Do You Do For An Encore
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