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Jarvis Cocker: leads names on open letter against BBC Radio cuts

submitted by Nick Mar 20th 2019 03:00 pm (www.nme.com)

"Our culture benefits so much from these programmes."Jarvis CockerJarvis Cocker, Peter Gabriel and Brian Eno have led the signatories of a new open letter that urges the BBC to rethink proposed changes to its radio schedules. It was confirmed last week that BBC Radio 3 would undergo major changes – including the axing of two jazz shows and the popular experimental music show […]The post Jarvis Cocker leads names on open letter against BBC Radio cuts appeared first on NME.

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Jarvis Cocker: speaks out against demolition of Sheffield record shop

submitted by Nick Apr 1st 2015 03:00 pm (www.nme.com)

Pulp frontman says 'it would be a crime' to bring down the Rare & Racy store

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Jarvis Cocker: creates fictional vinyl sleeves for art exhibition in Paris

submitted by Nick Mar 30th 2015 09:00 pm (www.nme.com)

'20 Golden Greats' will be shown this summer at Red Bull Space Paris

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Jarvis Cocker: Designed 20 Fake Hit Records For His New Art Show

submitted by Nick Mar 30th 2015 06:00 pm (stereogum.com)

Jarvis Cocker has found a high-concept way to troll everyone who wishes Pulp would make another album (which is all of us). As Pitchfork reports, Cocker is about to present an art exhibition at Red Bull Space Paris. The idea of the exhibition is that Cocker invented 20 fictional hit records, and he put together […]

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Jarvis Cocker: urges people to turn their back on the internet in 'Nu-Troglodyte' manifesto

submitted by Nick Mar 12th 2015 01:00 pm (www.nme.com)

The Pulp frontman says people need to get offline if they want to get things done

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