Give Us A Biscuit

Australian music journalist, Craig Schuftan, has just released a new book on music of the 1990s entitled ‘Entertain Us’. Here is a link to a chapter on Blur. There’s more. I’ll transcribe when I can. :)

(Source: twitter.com)

This is from her (spelling included ;):

Well basically, i randomly met Graham Coxon (Blur’s ex guitarists, now has a solo career) in Cafe Nero in Camden, his a really nice, unpretentious, not arrogant person. His sooo damn cool and therefore i felt I had to share this picture with the world because as you can see from this photo, Mr Coxon and I have ‘chemestry’, you can see the sparks of love, all hail the future Mrs Coxon…mwahhahaha

Random Damon post. Because I feel like it. And he’s kinda beautiful. And nowhere near as vexing as Graham.

(Source: tracymorter.com)

Graham tries to explain the meaning of The Universal video, and fails miserably.

bluraustraliamusic:

Damon Albarn’s very English affair with 16th-century polymath John Dee

• BY:IAIN SHEDDEN
• From:The Australian
• May 05, 2012 12:00AM

Damon Albarn and Blur take to the stage for the Brit Awards in February. Picture: Leon Neal Source: AFP

…variations on a theme…

Graham interviewed backstage at the NME awards.

For any clever gif-builders out there, there’s pure gold to be extracted from this interview…

The 29th February 2012 editions of two different Melbourne music magazines, two different singles of the week. Nice coincidence. :-)

(Coxon review is by Simone Ubaldi)

via BlurAustralia twitter

thanks gals/guys

Damon going for broke. Just a great pic!  Needed to share. via The Age Australia + Reuters

britannique

identity/hair crisis