Graham Coxon

Whether as the guitarist with England's Blur or on his own, Graham Coxon builds upon his legacy as a Brit-pop icon, exploring his passion for hooky, '60s-inspired pop, lo-fi folk, garage rock, and experimental sounds. It was his maverick musical inclinations that first established Blur's cultural and chart influence, peaking with 1994's Parklife and gaining wider acclaim with their 1997 self-titled album and 1999's 13. Coxon further defined his individuality outside the band releasing a string of his own albums, including 1998's The Sky Is Too High, 2004's Happiness in Magazin...