This thread can be for interviews rather than reviews.

A good interview with Nick here and the Yorkshire Post:

https://archive.ph/oupF7

Two lovely interviews, there!

I was a bit taken aback by Jarvis saying he wasn't enjoying Pulp towards the end... maybe I've glossed over that before, but I don't remember him saying that (unlike most of the rest of the band!)

How did Stephen get on at Radio Sheff this morning? Listening to the breakfast show now and enjoying it too much to rewind- they had a quiz about movies released in 1995 and now a segment about a gluten-free fish and chip shop in Barnsley and I can't get enough of the accents...

I'm listening back now, Stephen you sound great.

Think I've fallen in love with Ellie a bit.

I've been very open to a Yorkshire life partner but it's blummin' difficult on the south coast to meet anyone north o't'Watford gap.

Nah, you sounded cheery, knowledgeable (and i assume what they want the most) to the point without waffling. To be honest, you sounded a lot more nervous on the Russell interview!!

Must admit I nearly spat out my cup of tea when one of your cohorts said their favourite bit was Jarvis' line from Tina "Screwing in a charity shop". It's 07:48 as the reporter glibly noted 

Thank you. I think I expected more questions to make me blank than actually did.

We also all totally cracked up when Fiona did that. Total ledge antics! She was an Australian born fan from way back. One of those who used to get NME and MM four months late, and sneak into the nightclubs when the Britpop bands finally came over. She lives in Sheffield now and has been in to the station more than once before as their resident Pulp-voice.

And the younger lad, Louis, had got into them two years ago when Spotify's algorithm played him Babies. He played it again and again and was as big a fan as any of us - just with a whole different experience.

As I said, it was a good mix of us they picked. Really fun morning.

And the amazing moment before Nick came on...

I thought it was good of you to gently talk about Steve's death especially as one of the women had "killed off" Nick by accident hust before. I actually think you sound a bit like Steve too! And fair play for namechecking Nick, Mark and Candida.They just don't get much recognition on general-public entertainment slots for Pulp. Nothing new there, to the public at large it's all about Jarvis so good on yer for the effort.

I just realised why we may not see much telly or radio promo for Pulp in the coming days - cos they're on tour obviously! Maybe Jarv and Candy can at least pop into BBC breakfast next week after they come back from Dublin and sell a few copies of the album and shift the remaining O2 tickets from the sofa with Charlie and Naga.

Cheers Eamonn, just listening.

"Birmingham was incredible. It was absolutely incredible... it was really, really, REALLY hot, but... oh my God it was incredible."

God love her. I'm glad they enjoyed it so much cos it really was an amazing show. Hopefully we can top it tonight!

Candida interview (songs cut):

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Cheers our Pip.

Good interview with Jarvis recorded between the Glasgow and Dublin shows on the Ray D'Arcy show that I listened to on Spotify.

open.spotify.com/episode/2nELmKeUdgoBmue1nSf73t

Interesting to hear that they had to pay the Coca-Cola company for A Sunset.

They haven't done any non-BBC broadcast media in the UK except for an interview between Jarvis and Absolute Radio when Spike Island came out and the album was announced.

I wonder if they're getting more requests for chats and they're just not arsed about them. The success of the album and tour suggests they might be right. I'd love to hear another session though.