PULP – the new album from Born Ruffians – is out everywhere today!  The digital-only album is the band’s final release in a trilogy that began with the release of JUICE and SQUEEZE in 2020.

With an abundance of good material, following the recording of the Richard Swift-produced Uncle, Duke & The Chief, the band still had a batch of songs that they wanted to record. “We didn’t set out to write a trilogy,” offers lead singer/songwriter Luke Lalonde, “we just wrote a lot of songs that we liked and it seemed a shame to bury any of them. So, early on in our recording process we looked at this great big list of all the songs and said ‘let’s break this up into three records: JUICE, SQUEEZE and PULP’. These are a group of songs who have, “been patiently waiting their turn.”

“Husha” has been kicking around YouTube and various hard drives, a bootleg of sorts, for nearly ten years,” Lalonde says. “And, “Heat Wave” is a head bobbing, slow-burn banger that just needed a little more gestation time. “Happy Parasites” was at the top of the list when we entered the studio to record Uncle, Duke & the Chief in 2017, but it never made it into the sessions.” The album was produced by Graham Walsh (Holy Fuck) and Born Ruffians and recorded at Baldwin Street Sound in Toronto.