What is the best Blur album?
Britpop anthems, lo-fi American indie detours, Banksy-designed covers, and a 2023 comeback — Blur's range is unlike any of their peers. Cast your vote.
Leisure
The 1991 debut influenced by shoegaze and Madchester, launching Blur's career.
Modern Life Is Rubbish
The 1993 Britpop manifesto where Blur pivoted to British guitar rock.
Parklife
The 1994 Britpop landmark — witty, melodic, and a snapshot of English life.
The Great Escape
The 1995 album pushing the Britpop concept to its grandest extreme.
Blur
The 1997 self-titled pivot to lo-fi American indie rock influenced by Pavement and Sonic Youth.
13
The 1999 experimental album produced by William Orbit, written through Damon Albarn's breakup.
Think Tank
The 2003 album recorded without Graham Coxon, infused with African rhythms and ambient textures.
The Magic Whip
The surprise 2015 reunion album recorded in Hong Kong — a critical and commercial success.
The Ballad of Darren
The intimate, melancholic 2023 comeback — Blur's most reflective and emotionally direct work.
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