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Here are some rock musicians who have defended and praised pop icon Taylor Swift, including Paul Stanley, Dave Grohl and more.

The second album from Damon Albarn's virtual band secured their spot among the most evocative on the planet – despite the fact that they don't really exist.

Damon Albarn and Blur drew from England's rich musical past to create a witty and poignant postmodern masterpiece that defined the Britpop era.

During a year that prompted more than its share of soul-searching, musicians provided a soundtrack as introspective as it was eclectic.

Sure, you've heard Nirvana's 'Nevermind' and Wilco's 'Summerteeth' before. But have you heard them the way true audiophiles (and Jack White) prefer?

Back in April, Blur made a comeback that was seven years in the making, and it will be captured in the upcoming documentary 'New World Towers.'

This week's dustup between Jack White and Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney is just the latest shot fired in a long line of actual battles of the bands.

Overlooked in the U.S. upon its initial release, Blur's fourth album is now often considered a masterpiece of Britpop.

Blur have unveiled a quite literal video for “I Broadcast,” and it compiles fan-shot footage inspired by the band's latest album, 'The Magic Whip.'

Watch a video for another new track from Blur's upcoming reunion album, 'The Magic Whip.'

While you never can tell when another blizzard (or overhyped flurries) will add another day to winter, the record release calendar is just starting to heat up.

In honor of Blur's upcoming reunion album, 'The Magic Whip,' we've put together a list of some interesting Blur trivia.