Category : General Info on Blur

When the boundaries melted away: why 1994 was music's finest year

A quarter of a century ago, music had its finest ever year. Come at me, says David Barnett

Thank you Andy and Hungary

Behind the scenes shooting Terminator in Hungary. (Rest in peace Andy Vajna, Terminator producer, ambassador and friend among many friends in Hungary and at Digic Pictures.)

Love, Death & Robots Announced

Werewolf soldiers, sentient dairy products, garbage monsters, robots gone wild and blood-thirsty demons from hell. Sound good? All of us at Blur are proud to be a part of Love, Death & Robots, a collection of animated shorts coming to Netflix, pr...

2018 Holiday Party!

That was so 2018 of you.

Added: Lyrics for GBQ's Merrie Land

The Good, the Bad & the Queen review – Albarn rages, but things might just get better

North Pier theatre, BlackpoolDamon Albarn jabs a finger at Brexit Britain’s divisions but the show turns bawdily riotous and, with the help of a male voice choir, inspirationalAway from the Golden Sands and kiss-me-quick hats, Blackpool – with its fa...

News: The Good, The Bad & The Queen announce mini UK tour and new single

Watch the peculiar promo video for "Merrie Land" now.

Marianne Faithfull: the muse who made it on her own terms

As the singer prepares to release her 21st album, we look back at a singular career marked by creative restlessness, personal troubles and triumphant reinventionsIf you’re looking for a study in contrasts, you could do worse than compare the two albu...

Gorillaz play Blur's 'Song 2' with Graham Coxon at Demon Dayz festival

The collaboration marked the first time Gorillaz covered a Blur song live

October 9 updates

Added: 11 magazine covers to Pictures (thanks Ewa!): - Mix (Danish ed.), Jan 1996 - Mix (Danish ed.) Mar 1996 - ES, Feb 1997 - Inrock, Feb 1997 - Inrock, Apr 1997 - Inrock, Jul 1998 - TJECK Magazine, Mar 1999 - Inrock, Sep 1999 - Fuzz, Sep 2...

Graham Coxon: 'I was a mardy brat in my 20s … I'm quite mellow now'

Blur’s guitarist reflects on the state of pop music, swearing, and why he’s glad he doesn’t have to wear makeup any moreGraham Coxon enters the studio through a thick cloud of vapour. “Banana and yoghurt,” he announces cheerfully. I had expected Coxo...