Pulp

In March 1991, Pulp was navigating a pivotal moment in their career, having just released their album "Separations" the previous year. This particular live recording at The Leadmill in Sheffield captures their raw energy and artistic evolution during a time when they were beginning to break through to a wider audience. With tracks like 'Don't You Want Me Anymore?' and 'Love is Blind' in their setlist, the performance showcases their distinctive blend of rock and Britpop. Interestingly, although they were still in the shadows of their more famous peers at this point, Pulp's unique storytelling and relatable lyrics were starting to resonate with audiences, foreshadowing their later success. This set also reflects their growing confidence, which would culminate in their iconic albums just a few years later.

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