Pulp, fronted by Jarvis Cocker, are an influential Britpop band known for chart-topping hits like "Common People" and "Disco 2000." Their 1995 album Different Class cemented Pulp's reputation for sharp social commentary and theatrical pop songwriting.
Pulp started in 1978 when lead singer Jarvis Cocker was just 15, making them one of the longest-running British alternative bands before their 1990s fame. They slowly evolved for over a decade before their big breakthrough in the mid-1990s.