“Pulp: a Film about Life, Death & Supermarkets” is a feature documentary about the legendary British band PULP, its frontman Jarvis Cocker, and the group’s home city of Sheffield, England. The film contains exclusive footage of the band’s last ever live show in 2012, testimonials by family and friends, and band members’ thoughts on fame, love, mortality, and car maintenance.

Filmmaker Florian Habicht specifically focuses on place and environment: how the residents and city of Sheffield itself shaped Pulp. Habicht is a Berlin-born New Zealand native known for his cult film “Woodenhead” (2003), “Kaikohe Demolition” (2004), and the critically acclaimed “Love Story” (2010).

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“Pulp : a Film about Life, Death & Supermarkets” is out in select US theaters November 19.

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Having transplanted to the West Coast, the (former) New York indie band, TV on the Radio is back with a fifth album, “Seeds” . The followup to 2011’s “Nine Types of Light” marks the first LP release since the passing of former bassist, Gerard Smith, in 2011. “Seeds” is characterized as a celebration by the band. Filled with upbeat sounds and optimistic lyrics, the album is a beautiful break from the band’s usual experimental approach to music, that is just as great.

“Seeds” is set to release November 18th via Harvest Records

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Girlpool, Los Angeles based duo (Harmony Tividad and Cleo Tucker), release their 1st selt-titled EP. From slow and melodic “Plants and Worms” to murderous shrieks in “Jane”, this is a truly magnetic collection of songs … and “Bla Bla Bla” is by far the best anti-whatever anthem song of 2014.

The EP is set to release November 18th via Wichita Recordings

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