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Pulp’s Rise to Fame Chronicled in New Concert Movie from Director Garth Jennings

Consequence 16 June 2026, 20:17 UTC 16 Jun 2026

Pulp’s Rise to Fame Chronicled in New Concert Movie from Director Garth Jennings — Consequence

A new live album is also coming this August. Pulp’s Rise to Fame Chronicled in New Concert Movie from Director Garth Jennings Liz Shannon Miller

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