13

Released in 1999, '13' is Blur's sixth studio album and marks a significant departure from their earlier Britpop sound, incorporating elements of electronic music and experimentation. The album is characterized by its darker themes and a more introspective lyrical approach, reflecting the personal struggles of lead singer Damon Albarn during its creation. It features standout tracks like 'Coffee & TV' and 'Tender', both of which showcase the band's evolution and willingness to explore new musical territories. '13' received critical acclaim for its innovative sound and is often regarded as one of Blur's most ambitious works.