Tag: Blur

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    Mollie Potter

    Blur – ‘The Narcissist’ single review: a gem that combines the very best of their career

    Mollie Potter is very happy with the return of Britpop legends Blur!

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    Amy Scott-Munden

    Oasis vs. Blur – Who actually won the battle of Britpop?

    “You won Blur. Enjoy the money, I hope it makes you very happy. Dear Lord, what a sad little life, Blur.” – Liam Gallagher. With the majority of us being born in the early 2000s, the biggest cultural war of the 90s is only a mere tale, whispered from the lips of historians and middle-aged […]

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    Mollie Potter

    Celebrating Blur’s 2023 Wembley Return: Mollie’s Top Ten Tracks

    Ahead of their big Wembley Stadium return next year, Mollie Potter takes a look at her favourite tracks from the iconic Britpop band.

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    Alice Fortt

    Review: Bimini Bon-Boulash – ‘God Save This Queen’

    The gender-bender cis-stem offender is out with their newest track, and it’s a BANGER.

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    Katie Evans

    The Best of 2000s Post-Britpop: The Courteeners – ‘St Jude’

    Records Exec Katie Evans talks us through a Post-Britpop gem, The Courteeners debut album St. Jude.

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    Morgan McMillan

    Venues We Can’t Live Without: The Dublin Castle

    The Edge Editor, Morgan McMillan, highlights a staple venue that has so much history in London, it must be saved. Time to act now and save our most beloved music venues.

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    Sam Law

    This Week In Records (03/12/2018): Clean Bandit, The 1975, & Arctic Monkeys

    It’s time to unwrap some disappointing early Christmas presents from The 1975, Clean Bandit, and Arctic Monkeys…

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    Sian Blewitt

    Review: Isle of Wight Festival 2015

    Sian Blewitt and Amy Bolton took the ferry over to the Isle of Wight for this year’s festival headlined by Fleetwood Mac, Blur, and The Prodigy (11/06/15-14/06/15)

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    James Forsdick

    Review: Blur – The Magic Whip

    Blur make a strong case for Britpop revival with their first release in twelve years.