Pulp's New EP: More Music, More Shows

0:00It's March 26th. Welcome in. This is Music News Today, where music meets AI. I'm Cori with the story. Pulp has just dropped their new EP digitally. Making it available on streaming platforms, after it was only sold as a 12-inch vinyl, through rough. Trade. The release includes two fresh tracks from the sessions of their recent album More, plus a cover of Johnny Cash's The Man Comes Around. The new songs are marrying for love and co-call. On the hotline, both carrying that signature Pulp vibe. The Johnny Cash cover even appears in the ITV series The Hack, which draws from the 2011 phone hacking scandal that shut down the news of the world. Fans and critics have responded warmly, with NME giving more 4 stars and praising how the band keeps its original energy alive, even after all these. Years. Jarvis Cocker has shared that losing a bandmate pushed them to create more, reflecting on life and what comes next. Looking ahead, Pulp is

1:01heading the road with UK and European shows this year, including a big headline gig in Manchester this August at Wiesenshaw. Park, where self-esteem will open. They'll also top the bill at festivals like End of the Road in 2026 and Mad Cool in Madrid. Cocker recently hinted they might write more songs, perhaps an EP or single, keeping the door open without rushing into another full album. Its clear Pulp story is far from over.