the cinematic world of pulp : this is hardcore (1998)
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Some more genres I made up to describe pulp music:
Horny wave
Freudian slip-core
Horny dismantling of British class systems - core
Synth sex wave
Violin porn -core
Poor social skills romantic wave
Odd pasty white boy core
Depressed druggie wave
Hyper specific situation pop
Just good music-core
Let me know if I missed any
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Every Pulp fan needs to go dig out their die-cut copy of Different Class and move the Steve Mackey sleeve to the front.
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Rest in Peace Steve Mackey. You were iconic.
Via The Guardian:
"His wife, stylist Katie Grand, announced the news on her Instagram page, writing:
After three months in hospital, fighting with all his strength and determination, we are shocked and devastated to have said goodbye to my brilliant, beautiful husband, Steve Mackey. Steve died today, a loss which has left myself, his son Marley, parents Kath and Paul, sister Michelle and many friends all heartbroken. Steve was the most talented man I have ever known, an exceptional musician, producer, photographer and filmmaker. As in life, he was adored by everyone whose paths he crossed in the multiple creative disciplines he conquered. I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to all the NHS staff who worked tirelessly for Steve. He will be missed beyond words.
Mackey joined Pulp in 1989, first contributing to their third album Separations. He went on to play on all their subsequent studio albums, including the likes of Different Class and His ’n’ Hers which are regarded as high points in the mid-90s Britpop scene."
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Little thing on Pulp from the March 1994 issue of Vox, scanned by me
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early pulp at bristol (1985)
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