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The Good, the Bad & the Queen

Starting life as a Damon Albarn solo project, The Good, The Bad and The Queen evolved into a supergroup that explored English identity in all its cranky, eccentric, faded glory, creating soundtracks for an increasingly lost and confused nation. Blur front man Albarn had originally begun working on material with producer Danger Mouse, but after featuring on legendary Afrobeat drummer Tony Allen's 'Home Cooking' album, he began thinking more about London's different communities and trading ideas with The Clash bassist Paul Simonon. The Verve guitarist Simon Tong, who had previously...