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Pump It Up was recorded as a full-band track during Saracuse’s third studio session at Bedrock Studios in Leicester in 1999.

In Sound, Movement and Empire, Joe Shooman describes the recording as a rock track featuring distorted vocals. Despite sharing its title with the Elvis Costello song Pump It Up, the Saracuse track is unrelated.

The recording was made during a period in which the band were becoming increasingly confident as musicians, with producer Scott Gilbert recalling that Saracuse had developed into a noticeably tight live unit.

No recording of the track is known to have surfaced.