Category : Graham Coxon

What are the best anti-riffs in rock?

BBC Radio 2 listeners have picked their favorite riffs in music, with Led Zeppelin’s Entire Lotta Love topping the listing. But what of the more unconventional methods of enjoying? BBC Radio 2 listeners have picked their top riffs from of an inventor...

Noel Gallagher; Damon Albarn & Graham Coxon – review

Royal Albert Hall, LondonThe cessation of hostilities, when it came, was virtually poignant – properly, for many who remembered the mid-90s feud between Blur and Oasis, which gave the era's two largest British bands licence to insult each other each...

Example: The Evolution of Man – review

(Ministry of Sound)Judging by the readers' comments, Example gained few buddies in a recent Guardian interview. However the consensus – that the Fulham singer/rapper is an disagreeable hardnut – might be overturned by his fourth album, which is loade...

Reading festival 2012 gets an A* in Having It

Graham Coxon cranked it up, and Kasabian set their phasers to enjoyable, as Studying syndrome set in en masse. Maybe the Remedy's punishing set had something to do with that"They're either celebrating their good outcomes, or they've deserted life due...

Blur release Olympic closing concert as live album

ParkLive is already out there on iTunes, and a deluxe box set is due in November featuring a 60-page ebookBlur have launched a stay album of their Olympic closing live performance. Simply days after the band played Hyde Park in London, a recording of...

Blur: Olympic Closing Ceremony Celebration Concert – in pictures

London's Hyde Park was packed on Sunday night time when Blur headlined a special gig to have fun the top of the Olympics, with help from the Specials and New Order. Was it Blur's last-ever show? Or simply an excuse for probably the greatest knees-ups...

Blur: 21 – review

It's a hardy soul who'll get by means of all 21 discs, but Blur's complete works make for a captivating pay attentionThere's one thing oddly last about lavish CD field units. Their completeness seems to say: "This is it." These interested in Blur's f...