Blur
Blur

No crisis for Britain’sgreatest of the 90s By the time you read this you’ll have either seen the reformed Blur or at least have been aware that argua...

Of the Class of ’94, Blur was clearly the best of the lot—not just because the band wrote the catchiest tunes but because it also made ent...

In 2000, Blur released The Best of Blur, an 18-song set that represented the band's '90s peak, with all the hits included. Midlife, released in conjun...

Though largely under appreciated in the States for much of its career, British rock quartet Blur was one of the biggest and most versatile bands the U...

There’s an almost knee-jerk reaction against greatest-hits albums among people who care about such things, and for good reason: They’re mo...

At first glance, Midlife seems like one of those hilariously ambitious compilation titles that bands use when they don't want to admit the game is up-...

It never seemed like Blur had much of a problem balancing their artier and poppier sides, but those sensibilities are engaged in a full-on battle on t...

Midlife: A Beginner’s Guide To Blur attempts to squeeze the recently revived British band onto two discs, but its music resists being converted into a...

When Blur entered into an ambiguous hiatus at the turn of the millennium the nation merely seemed to shrug its shoulders at the fact that one of the b...

Yes, many people will already own the ‘Best Of’ compilation that Blur released back in 2000. It neatly summed up the bands singles in one package and ...