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NewsStream Blur’s album the Magic Whip by Shayen de Silva Britpop icons Blur have been slowly teasing the release of their new album The Magic Whip for the last month or so, and now they have made…
NewsBlur releases another new song Lonesome Street by Shayen de Silva At this point, you may not have to wait to hear the entirety of The Magic Whip as British rock legends Blur have released another track from their…
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