Jarvis Cocker may be 61 — but still performs as though holding a hairbrush in front of a bedroom mirror

‘SABLE, fABLE’ follows their 2019 Grammy-nominated album ‘I,I’.

This companion album to last year’s Sable EP gives those sorrowful songs a soulful lift, with Vernon’s beautiful falsetto vocals to the fore

The artist has also wiped her website and social media clean.

“That kind of music comes very naturally for me,” he says

Riven with anxiety from years of touring, Justin Vernon found he couldn’t leave the house. Then a new relationship changed his concept of love. His radiant new album shares the revelations

Boom Radio’s Phil Riley has praised Ofcom for blocking a proposed BBC Radio 2 spin-off station aimed at older listeners

In their first interview in 23 years, Jarvis Cocker and co. tell all to MOJO! Plus, an exclusive Pulp CD, compiled by the band!

As the band announce their first new album, More, in 24 years, our critic gives a cautious welcome to its first single

Public service broadcaster hoped new station would help win back older listeners

The BBC is many things to many people, but what it should never be, to anyone, is a bully boy. Therefore, the corporation should be counting its blessings that Ofcom, following a full Competitions Assessment, has provisionally concluded that the proposed extension to Radio 2 – a digital spinoff that would focus on music and archive content from the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s – cannot go ahead. Ofcom concluded that the station would “create a significant adverse impact on fair and effective competiti

The anthemic lead single from the band’s first album in 24 years casts a wary eye over their peak 90s fame – but also suggests that performing is irresistible