Britpop legends Pulp are making a comeback with their first album in 24 years — and it’s all thanks to Florida orange juice! 🍊🎸 In a deal with a citrus producer, the new LP “More” is set to release on June 6th under the Rough Trade label. Rumors about the new album have been circulating in recent years following their reunion concerts in 2023. The band initially split a year after their 2002 album “We Love Life,” then reunited for a series of concerts between 2011 and 2013, before taking another decade-long break.
🎸🍊 Pulp Returns with a New Album and Orange Juice! Find Out How They’re Connected!
During their tour, they began playing new songs titled “Hymn of the North,” “Background Noise,” “Spike Island,” “My Sex,” and “Farmer’s Market” — all of which will appear on the new record “More.” But what brought them back to the studio? The answer is simple: oranges! 🍊
Sixty-one-year-old frontman Jarvis Cocker explains: “Last year, we were approached by producers of the famous Florida orange juice with a proposal to record a new album titled ‘Juicy Hits,’ featuring the single ‘Common People Drink Orange Juice.’ At first, we were deeply offended by the offer, but then they promised to fill our backyards with surplus oranges, and we decided to negotiate. Eventually, we reached a mutually beneficial deal!” 🍊🎤
Of course, fans might be shocked by this turn of events, but who needs tons of rotting oranges in their backyard? 🍊😅 Now, Pulp not only delights us with their music but also takes care of our health. Who knows, maybe their next album will be dedicated to broccoli or cabbage? 🥦
And now for some insider info! Our editorial team has uncovered slogans from the promotional campaign for the album “More”:
- “Pulp: Now Not Just in Music, But in Your Glass!”
- “Listen to Pulp, Drink Juice — Taste the Real Music!”
- “Pulp: Add a Little Pulp to Your Life!”
- “From Britpop to Orange Juice — Pulp Always on Top!”
Tracklist for the “Juicy Hits” Album, Rejected by the Band:
- Orange Crush Anthem
- Vitamin C Symphony
- Citrus Serenade
- Tangy Tunes
- Squeeze the Day
- Peel the Beat
- Juicy Groove
- Zesty Rhythms
- Tropicana Dreams
- Pulp Fiction Melodies
- Common People Drink Orange Juice
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