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Blur - The Great Escape -
The black sheep of Britpop, the straw that broke Graham Coxon’s back, few documents of mid-90s pop excess are quite as polarizing as Blur’s fourth studio album.
It wasn’t always thus. The album’s September 1995 release saw NME award the record 9/10, Q gave it perfect marks, while Melody Maker...
Blur Reformation Rumours Continue -
Blur drummer Dave Rowntree has confirmed that the band will do "something" during the course of this year.
Blur's re-union was one of 2009's most emotional musical events. Performing a series of enormous shows, the Britpop titans were reduced to tears at Glastonbury after playing a headline set.
Parting company on...
Blur Reunion Coming In 2011` -
A Blur reunion is supposedly in the works for 2011. An unnamed source has told The Sun that the four members of Blur are all on board. They reportedly plan to hit the studio now that frontman Damon Albarn has wrapped up his tour with Gorillaz.
"There's no concrete plans regarding...
Blur Billboard Fools The Fans -
A sign out the front of The Music Box music venue on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles has sent Blur fans into a spin. It announces “7-28 Blur” at the famed Hollywood music venue.
The placement of the sign with no publicity and no announcement from the band has sparked a...
Graham Coxon Praises Blur Return -
Blur guitarist Graham Coxon has praised the band's re-union, following their triumphant showing at Glastonbury.
After years of solo projects and reminiscing, Blur patched up their differences late last year. Announcing a series of reunion shows, the Britpop giants were announced as the headliners for this summer's Glastonbury festival.
By way...
Cornershop - Cornershop and the Double-O Groove Of -
If you believe a somewhat fanciful back-story, Cornershop mainman Tjinder Singh and the splendidly named Punjabi singer Bubbley Kaur, who features throughout here, met in a cellar in Preston while Kaur was working in a launderette. It's not quite Don't You Want Me, but from similarly humble origins Singh and...
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