Watch: Human Human Share Music Video For "Pulp"

Canadian indie pop/rock band Human Human have shared the video for "Pulp".

About the video the band posted: "Back in 2011, we made a short-upbeat song called Pulp. We recorded it in our own studio. Shortly after that, we thought it would be fun to make a video out of it. Well, here it is."

Check out below.

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Fire Records To Reissue First Three Pulp Albums

As part of their Embers series, Fire Records will be reissuing the first three Pulp albums. Pulp's 1983 debut "It"; 1987's "Freaks" and 1992's "Seperations" will come newly re-mastered and beautifully repackaged with additional bonus material and brand new liner-notes by Everett True.

The version of It features includes a single version of 'My Lighthouse', an alternative mix of 'Blue Girls', as well as the previously unreleased 'Sink Or Swim' and 'Please Don't Worry' from Pulp's John Peel session in 1981. The second disc of Freaks comprises tracks from the two non-album singles from the same era, 'Little Girl (With Blue Eyes)' and 'Dogs are Everywhere'. Two further b-sides 'Tunnel' and 'Manon' complete the package. The bonuses on Separations are 'Death Goes To The Disco', 'Is This House', as well as an extended version of the single 'Countdown' and the previously unreleased 'Death Comes To Town'.

The reissues of each album are set for the 13th February 2012. 

Pulp Ready For Live Return In 2011

Britpop icons Pulp are set to make their live return with a series of performances. The original line up of Pulp are due to return this year, after confirming a series of tour dates. Nick Banks, Jarvis Cocker, Candida Doyle, Steve MacKey, Russell Senior and Mark Webber will join forces for a series of shows.

Of all the unusual success stories thrown up by the Britpop era, Pulp's was undoubtedly the most emotional. The Sheffield group have been making music for over a decade - largely to indifference - before gaining their shot at fame.

Producing arguably the finest single of the era in 'Common People' the band achieved nationwide fame before splitting in 2002. Since then, Jarvis Cocker has worked on a number of solo projects, under his own name and others.

The frontman had long since disputed a Pulp re-union, despite all original members remaining on good terms. Now it seems that the Sheffield band are to go down the same route as one time rivals Blur and Suede.

Drawing on their entire back catalogue, the first shows to be confirmed include a headline slot at London's Wireless festival in Hyde Park. Taking place on July 3rd, Pulp's slot will follow a performance at the Primavera Sound Festival in Barcelona on May 27th.

The first time that all original members of Pulp will have shared a stage together since 1996, the shows are no doubt the first of many to be announced for next summer.

Pulp have published more information on their official website HERE.