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9.0
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musicOMH
So THIS is what they do for an encore
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9.0
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The Line Of Best Fit
Let us celebrate More for what it is: a surprisingly thoughtful and often breathtaking coda to the Sheffield legends’ wonderful career
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8.0
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Record Collector
Nobody said it would be easy growing up, but we’ve all got to do it, even the kind of people who end up as characters in Pulp songs. So here are some new songs, which find positivity and meaning in relationships, love, community and nature to give them and us a pointer or two
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8.0
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Rolling Stone UK
On their first album in 24 years, Jarvis Cocker and co deliver a comeback that proves to be more than worth the wait
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8.0
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The Skinny
Pulp demonstrate that revisiting the past can yield genuinely uncompromising and organic rewards
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8.0
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The Guardian
Jarvis Cocker and the band’s first album in 24 years delivers a refreshing take on middle age, with all the the skewed observation and joyful melodic flourishes of old
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8.0
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Exclaim
More is unlikely to win Pulp many new fans, but that would be presumptuous to really want (and undignified to aim for) when you can otherwise hit the mark so authentically
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7.0
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God Is In The TV
So, overall whilst it’s lovely to have them back, but maybe a little less would have made this record so much More
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6.0
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Northern Transmissions
Through tackling the intricacies of acceptance and naming feelings, this new work explores the privilege of growing older and wiser, while also staying true to the classic sound and finesse that Pulp fans adore
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Slant Magazine
Some oddly deconstructed influences pop up on Pulp’s first album in 23 years
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