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From Blur to Sleeper: Artists criticise Britpop misogyny In February 1998, a few months after completing the tour, Blur released Bustin' + Dronin' for the Japanese market. The album is a collection of Blur songs remixed by artists such as Thurston Moore, William Orbit and Moby. Among the tracks, the band were most impressed by Orbit's effort and enlisted him to replace Street as producer for their next album, citing a need to approach the recording process from a fresh perspective. Blur's musical style has been described as Britpop, indie rock, alternative rock, art pop, art rock, and pop rock. The band's seventh studio album Think Tank moved into more of an electronic sound. Some of the band's influences include, David Bowie, Bobby Womack, William Onyeabor, the B-52's, the Kinks, Radiohead, Pink Floyd, the Jam and Depeche Mode. Released in March 1999, Blur's sixth studio album 13 saw them drift still further away from their Britpop-era attitude and