Pulp then spent a few years “in the wilderness” before reappearing in 2001 with a new album, We Love Life . The extended period between the release of This is Hardcore and We Love Life is partly attributed to having initially recorded the songs which comprise the album and being dissatisfied with the results. Subsequent interviews also suggested interpersonal and artistic differences, including managing the fallout of the Britpop/ Different Class era. Singer/songwriter Scott Walker agreed to produce the record and this symbolised a new phase in Pulp’s development. This new effort fell short of expectations and was to be Pulp’s last album for 24 years.
We Love Life released
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