Pulp - Different Class

Released in 1995, 'Different Class' propelled Pulp to mainstream success and became one of the defining albums of the Britpop era. The album won the Mercury Music Prize in 1996 and received critical acclaim for its sharp lyrics, catchy melodies, and social commentary. It is celebrated for its witty, incisive portrayal of working-class life in Britain, blending humour, satire, and emotional depth. This re-issue is an MPO pressing (Moulage Plastique de l'Ouest) so of the highest quality both in terms of the mastering and the pressing.