Pulp

Today’s picks for amazing live videos to watch while there are no actual shows to attend include Pulp at Glastonbury 1995, Cave In in 2000, Nick Cave in 1992, and more…

“I’ll bet you’ve seen some (if not all) of them before – but never under these circumstances,” says Jarvis of his movie picks. “Stay safe.”

This Jarvis’ first new album since 2009’s Further Complications. and will be out May 1 via Rough Trade.

”If you thought things had changed, friend, you’d better think again / Bluntly put, in the fewest of words, cunts are still running the world.” – Jarvis Cocker

This week in Indie Basement: reviews of the new Eddy Current Suppression Ring album, the ‘Lodge 49’ soundtrack and a four-disc comp of Sheffield post-punk, plus John Myrtle and Handle.

Jarvis’ list includes albums by The Beatles, The B-52s, Serafina Steer, Terry Riley, Bill Callahan, The Pastels, and more.

This week: reviews of new albums by Lower Dens, Madder Rose, and Adam Green, plus Richard Hawley’s first five albums are being reissued on vinyl, and check out three songs from the new Pernice Brothers album.

Listen to new songs by Weyes Blood, Tierra Whack, Jamila Woods, Richard Hawley, Mark Mulcahy, The Cranberries, Kool Keith/Dead Cross, Quelle Chris, and more.

Merry Christmas!

Jarvis debuted his new band and played lots of new songs, a few older solo favorites and even a Pulp song.