Nearly five years after their last album, The Gorillaz are back-and their leader wants to set the record straight. So four freakshow rockstars walk into the music industry and sell 15 million records.

The post Damon Albarn Says Gorillaz Movie in the Works, Teases Plastic Beach Sequel appeared first on Consequence of Sound. Speaking to Radio.com, Albarn revealed that the second season of the band’s ...

On Feb. 24 the unconventional, sound-defying animated band Gorillaz will be releasing their ninth studio album “Cracker Island.” From the sound of the singles that have been periodically released, it ...

How cool is Damon Albarn? This cool: He helped invent Britpop as Blur’s lead singer; he released a critically acclaimed album, The Good, The Bad & The Queen, with a four-man supergroup that didn’t ...

“Plastic Beach,” the third studio album from animated quartet Gorillaz, first began as a project called “Carousel” in 2007. Originally meant to be a piece of work presented but not performed by ...

As cartoons, Gorillaz should never have to worry about limitations. However, the possibilities on the band's "Plastic Beach" (Virgin) - the third collaboration between musical mastermind Damon Albarn, ...

Gorillaz' forthcoming third album Plastic Beach is a kaleidoscopic and typically adventurous affair. Damon Albarn... sorry 2D, and co (sigh) invited DiS to visit their 'secret floating island deep in ...

Five years on from the release of Demon Days, Murdoc Niccals and Co. return with Plastic Beach. The band have taken up residence, recording on a secret floating island deep in the South Pacific, a ...

Leave it to a fake band to make a concept album about a plastic society sound so real. Leave it to the synthesizers that create most of the sounds and melodies on "Plastic Beach," the ambitious new ...

LONDON (Billboard) - More than two years into its acquisition by Terra Firma Capital Partners, the EMI label's biggest release of its crucial next few months comes from a cartoon band and involves its ...

The fact that Gorillaz is still relevant and making music is a testament to how brilliant Damon Albarn’s concept of a “virtual band” really was back in the late 1990s. Feeling constrained by his fame ...