Blur

blur will release their first album in 8 years, titled The Ballad of Darren and comprising 10 new tracks, on 21st July on Parlophone.<br/>Produced by James Ford and recorded at Studio 13, London and Devon, The Ballad of Darren is the band's ninth studio album, their first since the chart-topping The Magic Whip in 2015, with artwork featuring an image by British photographer Martin Parr. <br/><br/>The Ballad of Darren track listing is: The Ballad, St Charles Square, Barbaric, Russian Strings, The Everglades (For Leonard), The Narcissist, Goodbye Albert, Far Away Island, Avalon and The Heights<br/><br/>Damon Albarn said - "This is an aftershock record, reflection and comment on where we find ourselves now."<br/><br/>Graham Coxon said - "The older and madder we get, it becomes more essential that what we play is loaded with the right emotion and intention. Sometimes just a riff doesn't do the job."<br/><br/>Alex James said - "For any long term relationship to last with any meaning you have to be able to surprise each other somehow and somehow we all continue to do that."<br/><br/>Dave Rowntree said - "It always feels very natural to make music together. With every record we do, the process reveals something new and we develop as a band. We don't take that for granted."

Blur: Best of... 1990-2000 [CD]

Blur: The best of... [DVD]

2 cd housed in a 6 panel softpack including an 18 panel poster fold booklet. features the complete sunday wembley show.

<b>OBS! Import.</b> Kontrollera att språk och textning passar dig.<br/><br/>Documentary and concert film duology which follow British indie rock band Blur as they reunite after a second hiatus. In 'Blur: To the End' (2024), in advance of the release of their ninth studio album 'The Ballad of Darren', Blur perform their first concert in eight years and embark on a series of small warm-up shows before headlining Wembley Stadium for two nights in July 2023. Footage of the band in the studio, on the road and on stage features alongside archival footage. The concert film 'Blur: Live at Wembley Stadium' (2023) captures the band's performances at Wembley. The career-spanning setlist includes 'There's No Other Way', 'Popscene', 'Song 2', 'To the End', 'Parklife', 'Tender' and 'The Narcissist'.<br/><br/><i>Typ: Blu-ray</i>

<b>OBS! Import.</b> Kontrollera att språk och textning passar dig.<br/><br/>Documentary and concert film duology which follow British indie rock band Blur as they reunite after a second hiatus. In 'Blur: To the End' (2024), in advance of the release of their ninth studio album 'The Ballad of Darren', Blur perform their first concert in eight years and embark on a series of small warm-up shows before headlining Wembley Stadium for two nights in July 2023. Footage of the band in the studio, on the road and on stage features alongside archival footage. The concert film 'Blur: Live at Wembley Stadium' (2023) captures the band's performances at Wembley. The career-spanning setlist includes 'There's No Other Way', 'Popscene', 'Song 2', 'To the End', 'Parklife', 'Tender' and 'The Narcissist'.<br/><br/><i>Typ: DVD</i>

blur will release their first album in 8 years, titled The Ballad of Darren and comprising 10 new tracks, on 21st July on Parlophone.<br/>Produced by James Ford and recorded at Studio 13, London and Devon, The Ballad of Darren is the band's ninth studio album, their first since the chart-topping The Magic Whip in 2015, with artwork featuring an image by British photographer Martin Parr. <br/><br/>The Ballad of Darren track listing is: The Ballad, St Charles Square, Barbaric, Russian Strings, The Everglades (For Leonard), The Narcissist, Goodbye Albert, Far Away Island, Avalon and The Heights<br/><br/>Damon Albarn said - "This is an aftershock record, reflection and comment on where we find ourselves now."<br/><br/>Graham Coxon said - "The older and madder we get, it becomes more essential that what we play is loaded with the right emotion and intention. Sometimes just a riff doesn't do the job."<br/><br/>Alex James said - "For any long term relationship to last with any meaning you have to be able to surprise each other somehow and somehow we all continue to do that."<br/><br/>Dave Rowntree said - "It always feels very natural to make music together. With every record we do, the process reveals something new and we develop as a band. We don't take that for granted."