Lee Cartner

Constantly evolving and re-inventing themselves. The shifts from earlier album's and the heady stargazing, britpop and indie rock days are notable with an increasingly more mature and melancholic sound. It's different... but it's brilliant. To try to replicate the 90's bangers would futile and ultimately disappoint. This is an Album for now. The album cloaks and soothes you and flows from beginning to end which is increasingly rare; Thank You Blur... keep doing what you do.