single · September 25, 1995
Mis-Shapes
UMC (Universal Music Catalogue)See this day
indie rockalternativepop
The 'Mis-Shapes' single showcases Pulp's characteristic blend of anthemic choruses and socio-political commentary. It was a precursor to their most commercially successful album.
- 'Mis-Shapes' was released as a standalone single in September 1995. It preceded the release of the album 'Different Class' by three months. The single reached number 15 on the UK Singles Chart.
- The song is known for its provocative lyrics, which criticize social inequality and perceived pretentiousness. It has become a staple of Pulp's live sets and a fan favorite.
- 'Mis-Shapes' was released on the record label UMC (Universal Music Catalogue). The genre is typically described as indie rock, alternative, or pop.
Pulp are a band from Sheffield, England, formed in 1978. They are known for their distinctive lyrical style and art-pop sensibilities. In 1995, Pulp were at the height of their commercial success following the release of 'Different Class'.
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