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Blur is an indie rock/pop band from London, England, formed in December 1989 in Colchester. Originally named Seymour, they changed their name to Blur in March 1990 after signing with the Food label. The band consists of members who have roots in art school and was active from 1989 to 2002, and then reunited in 2008. Their early work, including the album "Leisure," was characterized by influences from the Madchester scene and noisepop bands, with a darker edge evident in some B-sides. By 1992, Blur sought to reinvent their sound, drawing inspiration from British rock and pop music, which culminated in the release of their second album, "Modern Life Is Rubbish," in 1993. This album garnered moderate success and set the stage for the Britpop movement, alongside other groups. In 1994, they released "Parklife," widely regarded as the Britpop flagship album, followed by "The Great Escape" in 1995, which maintained a similar formula. Their fifth studio album, "Blur," released in 1997, marked a departure from Britpop, incorporating art rock experimentalism and diverse influences. The single "Song 2" became a hit, further establishing their new direction. After the release of "13" and subsequent tours, the band took a hiatus, during which members pursued personal projects. Notably, Damon Albarn began the Gorillaz project, while Graham

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