PUP’s new album, Morbid Stuff, will be out on April 5th.
PUP tweeted out a picture of Charly Bliss’ Eva Hendricks in the studio with them recently.
PUPhave begun pre-production on their new album.
PUP’s performance at the High & Low fest was broadcast on Carson Daly.
PUP have released a new video for “Old Wounds” that is an interactive video game. I don’t die of dysentery in this one, so I’m already a fan.
The Menzingers have announced new Europe and UK tour dates for next year. They’ll be bringing along PUP and Cayetana.
PUP’s Stefan Babcock talked with Stereogum:
It’s probably a bit early to say, but my mentality with this band is always, keep it quirky, keep it loud. Just try really hard to be a no-bullshit kind of band. We’re actually making the music that we want to make. We’ve all fallen into the trap with other bands that we’ve played in, that it’s easy to start writing music that maybe you aren’t stoked on just because you feel like that’s the logical next step.
Astronautalis has covered PUP’s “DVP.”
PUP have released their video for “Sleep in the Heat.”
PUP have recorded a cover of Phantogram’s “You Don’t Get Me High Anymore” for Triple J in Australia.
The Wonder Years will be doing a UK tour in early 2017. PUP and Tiny Moving Parts will be opening. Dates are below.
PUP sat down with the AV Club to do some dog food tasting. Nom.
PUP recently completed their “If This Tour Doesn’t Kill You, I Will” tour in celebration of their exceptional new record The Dream Is Over. They completed the tour by making a stop at the legendary Music Hall of Williamsburg for an electrifying, reckless, and pulverizing show. I was lucky enough to attend the last night of their tour and you can check below for some photos from the show.
Grimes, PUP, and Carly Rae Jepsen are among those up for the 2016 Polaris Music Prize, which goes to the best album of the year by a Canadian artist.