Blur's Damon Albarn: 'Graham Coxon and I have fewer issues than ever'

Damon Albarn has revealed that he and his Blur bandmate Graham Coxon don't have as many "issues" with each other as they did before.



The band's frontman explained that their most recent comeback has so far worked because of their "independent" lives.

Of the group's current status, he told NME: "It doesn't feel very different, really. We have the same issues that we've had for 20 years. No-one's really changed that much.

"But me and Graham have less [issues] than we've ever had. We live very independent lives right now, so we're not on top of each other.

"It wouldn't be working otherwise, and I don't think that either of us could be bothered with that."

Blur reunited for a performance at last week's Brit Awards, and are set to headline a special one-off show in Hyde Park to mark the end of the Olympic Games in August.

The band's Brit Awards performance has sparked a sales surge of their back catalogue in the past week, with their popularity on Spotify jumping 300%.

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Watch Blur perform 'Tender' at last week's Brit Awards below: