Gigwise — "It came down to two Black stars" said Jarvis Cocker as he described the difficult decision the two jurors had to make on who would be the winner. The Pulp singer said that if David Bowie was looking down on us now then it would be Skepta that he'd ... more info

The Mirror — Grime star Skepta was showered in champagne when Jarvis Cocker announced the winner of the Mercury Prize 2016 and moments later his mum was dancing on stage more info

Yahoo! Music — Grime hip-hop artist Skepta was awarded Britain's prestigious Mercury Prize on Thursday for his album "Konnichiwa" in recognition of a resurgent homegrown genre. As he presented the prize, Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker paid tribute to late rock le... more info

Core News — “Harry Shearer sits in for Jarvis Cocker and delves deep into his vinyl collection to bring you an hour of his favourite music, from his home. The Simpsons and Spinal Tap star has a vast record collection and a huge passion for music. He’ll be pl... more info

Gigwise — Trampolene have unveiled a video to their cover of Pulp's 'Friday I'm In Love' which is taken from their new release, Pocket Album Four. You can watch it exclusively via Gigwise below. The cover, originally recorded for a Radio X session sits on t... more info

Core News — “J Willgoose Esq sits in for Jarvis Cocker and presents the Sunday Service.” Jarvis Cockers Sunday Service 2016-08-21 J Willgoose Esq sits in [Depositfiles.com download] [Uploaded.net download] [Uploadrocket.net download] Tracklist: See DJ Trackl... more info

NME — The musician was taking part in Letters Live more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The Kubrick exhibit features contributions from Jarvis Cocker, Mick Jones (The Clash/B.A.D.), Max Richter, Michael Nyman, Daft Punk's Thomas Bangalter, Beth Orton, Samantha Morton & Douglas Hart, and more. Continue reading… more info

The Mirror — The Pulp frontman says what the Remain voters have been thinking: "We have been eager to show the rest of the world that the decision does not speak for all of us. more info

Core News — “Former Black Flag vocalist Henry Rollins presents his final show sitting in for Jarvis Cocker. No stranger to the world of radio, Rollins brings you two hours of tracks from his extensive record collection including tracks by Deerhoof, Alan Vega, ... more info