Premature Evaluation: Pulp More

It keeps happening. A beloved band reunites after a long absence and records another album. Or maybe a beloved band never breaks up, and they just release their first album in a very long time. You want to hear it, and you’re excited, but you hope it doesn’t tarnish their legacy. Somewhere in the back of your mind, you can’t let go of the idea that every band reunion is a cynical financial decision, or that every comeback album is an unabashed wallow in the shallow marshes of nostalgia....

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