Graham Coxon

Former Blur guitarist Coxon solo career began in 1998 as a side project from Blur when he founded his own record company Transcopic and released the album ‘The Sky Is Too High’. Coxon followed this up with his second album ‘The Golden D’ in mid-2000. ‘Crow Sit On Blood Tree’ was released in 2001 and ‘The Kiss of Morning’ in 2002.

After a two year break in which he left Blur, Coxon has  recently released his ‘Happiness in Magazines’ album and followed it up with the single ‘Bittersweet Bundle of Misery’, the second single from the album after the limited release of ‘Freakin Out’. Coxon linked up again with Blur producer Steven Street for his fifth and most commercially successful solo album.