Consequence of Sound — He also updates us on the status of The Good The Bad & The Queen's long-awaited sophomore album and whether he envisions another Blur Record. more info

Stereogum — Damon Albarn is apparently no fan of Kanye West. In a new interview with the French publication L'obs, the Gorillaz and Blur leader embarks on a bit of a tirade about Kanye, specifically his "abusive" creative relationship with Paul McCartney. more info

NME — "Kanye West thinks only about Kanye West - he feeds off other people" Damon Albarn, Kanye West and Paul McCartney Damon Albarn has hit out at Kanye West for ‘trapping’ Paul McCartney in an ‘abusive’ collaboration on the track ‘FourFive... more info

Consequence of Sound — Coxon is certainly open to following up 2015's The Magic Whip. more info

NME — The guitarist has spoken about his plans for new music Graham Coxon Graham Coxon has given an update on his solo projects and explained why he doesn’t “see why there can’t be another Blur album.” The guitarist recently composed the score... more info

Consequence of Sound — The Blur guitarist also discusses the 20th anniversary of his debut solo album, The Sky Is Too High. more info

Topix — Damon Albarn reportedly caused a panic after he left a laptop containing a master copy of the new Gorillaz album in the back of a taxi. Having previously confirmed plans for a new record in 2018 , The Mirror reports that the Blur frontman left the la... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — The ideal viewer for the British romantic melodrama “Modern Life Is Rubbish” would be anyone who knows that the title’s referring to a Blur album. Though the movie’s way too contrived, director Daniel Gill and screenwriter P... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — In the current, ongoing series of 'Archie Comics,' The Archies cross paths with real-life indie and punk bands like Tegan & Sara, Speedy Ortiz, CHVRCHES, and Blondie. Each issue has an awesome accompanying playlist, and the issues are litte... more info

Sky News — Record labels in the UK have seen their fastest rate of income growth since the 1990s when Blur, Oasis and Pulp ruled the charts. more info