Details

• Released: 29th April 2010
• Format: DVD (PAL, Region 0)
• Length: 76 minutes (excluding extras)
• Produced, directed and edited by: Eve Wood
• Production company: Sheffield Vision

A documentary looking at the Sheffield music scene during the 80s. It explores the social context of industrial decline, the miners' strike, mass unemployment and dole culture. Bands featured include Clock DVA, Hula and Chakk, as well as a lot of material about Pulp.

Pulp related content includes:

• Interviews with Jarvis Cocker, Russell Senior, Candida Doyle, Nick Banks and Richard Hawley. Russell Senior talks about his experience of being a flying picket during the miners' strike.
• Footage of Pulp playing The Mark of the Devil at the '85 Dolebusters Festival.
• Manon video is included in the Archive section.
• Several Pulp songs used on the soundtrack, including unreleased Rattlesnake during the closing credits.
• Clips of the band rehearsing The Mark of the Devil (from Sheffield Bands 84-85) and They Suffocate at Night promo video.

This is the second of three documentary films about the Sheffield music scene released by Sheffield Vision: It follows on from Made In Sheffield which focuses on the influential late-70s post-punk era. Later, they released The Beat Is The Law, Fanfare for the Common People: this is centred around Pulp, while also continuing the story of Sheffield music in general through into the mid-90s.