Artist
Pulp is an alternative rock artist from Sheffield, England, UK formed in 1979. 43 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Alternative Rock · Sheffield, England, UK · Best alternative rock albums
Most popular
Different Class
1995 · 12 tracks
More
2025
Hits
2002
His 'n' Hers
1994
We Love Life
2001
Intro: The Gift Recordings
1993
This Is Hardcore
1998
Separations
1992
Freaks
1987
It
1983
Party Hard EP
2023
Mis-Shapes & Sorted For E's & Wizz EP
2023
Disco 2000 EP
2023
The Trees / Sunrise EP
2023
This Is Hardcore EP
2023
Freaks (2012 Remastered)
2012
Party Clowns - Live in London 1991
2012
Different Class / Deluxe Edition
2006
Primal: The Best of the Fire Years 1983-1992
1998
Countdown: 1992-1983
1996
Masters of the Universe: Pulp on Fire 1985-1986
1994
Spike Island / Open Strings
Single · 2026
Begging for Change
Single · 2026
The Man Comes Around
Single · 2025
Spike Island
Single · 2025
Got to Have Love
Single · 2025
A Little Soul EP
EP · 2023
Help The Aged EP
Single · 2023
Bad Cover Version EP
Single · 2023
The Sisters EP
EP · 2023
Do You Remember The First Time? EP
Single · 2023
Lipgloss EP
Single · 2023
Something Changed EP
EP · 2023
Common People EP
EP · 2023
Little Girl (With Blue Eyes)
EP · 2015
After You
Single · 2013
Help the Aged
Single · 1997
Disco 2000
Single · 1995
Common People
Single · 1995
My Legendary Girlfriend
Single · 1993
Countdown (Rare Single)
Single · 1991
They Suffocate at Night
Single · 1987
Dogs Are Everywhere
EP · 1986
Pulp is a British band formed in Sheffield in 1978, fronted by lead singer and songwriter Jarvis Cocker. The group is known for their sharp, observational lyrics and a blend of pop, rock, and disco elements. They rose to fame in the mid-1990s as part of the Britpop movement, achieving significant success with their fifth album, His 'n' Hers (1994). However, it was their 1995 album, Different Class, that cemented their place in music history, featuring iconic tracks like "Common People" and "Disco 2000." These songs offered witty and incisive commentaries on British life and class issues, resonating with a wide audience. Following Different Class, Pulp continued to explore darker and more introspective themes with albums like This Is Hardcore (1998) and We Love Life (2001). These later works demonstrated the band's versatility and depth, exploring complex emotional landscapes and societal critiques. Jarvis Cocker's charismatic presence and lyrical storytelling have been central to Pulp's enduring appeal, making them one of the most influential bands of their era. Their music continues to be celebrated for its intelligence, humor, and cultural relevance.
