Blur

...of the original artists. Like the movie franchises, these are charming and oddly accurate - particularly Lego Iggy Pop, Blur and Let's Dance era David Bowie. Iggy even gets to voice the Tutorial stages. Story Mode is the main...

In this article: Rock, Rock Band, Queen, Guitar Hero, Let's Dance, Brian May, KT Tunstall, Freddie Mercury, Bon Jovi, and David Bowie

...they need to keep producing music, and attacked the Featured Artists Coalition (FAC) - whose members include Travis singer Fran Healy, Blur drummer Dave Rowntree and Radiohead guitarist Ed O'Brien. She wrote: "I'm going to be writing to...

In this article: Lily Allen, File sharing, Radiohead, All rights reserved, MySpace, Fran Healy, Ed O'Brien, and Dave Rowntree

Blur closed Glastonbury with a set on the Pyramid stage on 28 June Blur's appearance on the last night of the Glastonbury festival has been named the best headline performance of 2009 at this year's UK Festival awards. Blur frontman...

In this article: Damon Albarn, T in the Park, Florence and the Machine, Lily Allen, Kings of Leon, London, and UK

Unlike its predecessor, "Cousins" - directed by Garth Jennings (half of famed Brit tandem Hammer & Tongs, who have done excellent clips like Blur's "Coffee & Tea" and Supergrass' "Pumping on Your Stereo") - is a gleefully choppy, slightly...

In this article: Vampire Weekend, Cousins, Lil Wayne, Black or White, A Milli, Pumping on Your Stereo, Oxford Comma, and Richard Ayoade

...at three is more of a surprise - a decent album, certainly, but that good? - while the really interesting absence is Britpop, with only Blur of the major players from a few years before making it to the list - and with their least Britpoppy...

In this article: NME, The Libertines, The Strokes, Pete Doherty, Bob Dylan, Eminem, Michael Jackson, Radiohead, and Jay-Z

...their respective countrymen. To no surprise, Michael Bisping went with his old standby, Blur's "Song 2. " While it's not "God Save the Queen," the Blur hit could be considered the British national anthem, as least to rowdy sports fans. It...

In this article: Randy Couture, UFC 105, Paul Kelly, UFC, Michael Bisping, and Black Eyed Peas

...Date: 14 November 2009 QUEEN'S HALL, EDINBURGH THE last time Graham Coxon played in Scotland, he was headlining T in the Park. But Blur's guitarist seemed more comfortable sitting on a dimly lit stage in the Queen's Hall with the...

In this article: Graham Coxon, T in the Park, John Martyn, Nick Drake, Robyn Hitchcock, and Scotland

...his bi-monthly journal Dodgem Logic. Meanwhile, Albarn took a break from his other projects during 2009 to concentrate on Blur's reunion, the band headlined Glastonbury and London's Hyde Park. This page is best viewed in an up-to-date web...

In this article: Damon Albarn, Alan Moore, Jamie Hewlett, Monkey: Journey to the West, London, V for Vendetta, Beijing Olympics, Gorillaz, and Hyde Park

...45, talks to BBC London about politics, how his legal work has opened his eyes to a darker side of the capital and the future of Blur. The expenses scandal has made politicians less popular than ever, why would you want to join their...

In this article: Labour Party, Dave Rowntree, House of Commons, Colin Pillinger, London, Beagle 2, Unemployment, Iraq War, and Damon Albarn

...to Fly; Seahorses' Do It Yourself. And Parklife is noteworthy for the fact that it is the only Blur CD I love. In fact, it is the only Blur CD I like. If we're really getting honest here, it is the only Blur CD that doesn't put me to...

In this article: Parklife, Damon Albarn, Modern Life Is Rubbish, To the End, Morning Glory, Girls & Boys, End of a Century, This Is a Low, and Song 2