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Russell Senior (born 18 May 1961) is a British musician and the former guitarist and violinist of the band Pulp. Senior was born and grew up in Sheffield. Whilst at University in Bath, he formed the Dada Society (also known as the New Wave Society) and appeared as the lead role in a dramatic adaptation of Kafka's The Trial.
14. Nov. 2015 · Russell Senior, guitarist in Pulp. When I meet with Russell Senior – the one-time guitar player and violinist of Sheffield’s legendary band Pulp – it is exactly 20 years to the day that the...
30. Nov. 2015 · So believes Russell Senior, the guitar and violin/bothering contrarian and wonderfully idiosyncratic foil to Jarvis Cocker (not exactly a ‘square’ himself) for almost 15 years in the long, unwieldy and ultimately redemptive stages of Pulp’s uncommon story.
Background information. Name: Russell Senior. Born: Sheffield (18th May 1961) Age: 63. Joined Pulp: September 1983. Left Pulp: January 1997. Instruments: Guitar, violin. Bands: Isengard, Bath Bankers, Nightmares, Pulp, Venini. Other occupations: Dealer in antique glassware.
Russell Senior: Freaking Out The Squares. by Ebony Nembhard. in 94, January 2016. Released almost two decades after he left Pulp and over four years since the reunion back in 2011, Freak Out The Squares: Life In A Band Called Pulp is Russell Senior's honest and witty depiction of his life in Pulp, which details various encounters throughout his ...
Russell Senior is the guitarist with "mad, staring eyes" and an interesting sideline in violin-playing with Pulp. He lives in Sheffield with his girlfriend and two children in a Coronation Street-style abode with a "certiflable lunatic" over the road who throws stones at his window.
"Russell Senior, the second-longest standing member of Sheffield supergroup Pulp, has left the group after 13 years. The guitarist and violinist has surprisingly quit saying he wishes to pursue new projects outside the band.
