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Over the last month or so, I've been addicted to Gorillaz more so than I have been for any other artist before. Both heavily pushing the envelope on the modern sound and also consistently putting together some of the most focused, conceptually impressive music of the time, the virtual group are a staple of music as a whole; and this is my favourite of their incredibly strong discography.
Demon Days is the group's sophomore LP following their self-titled, featuring a plethora of ... read more

For the last year, this album has effectively been in limbo. Every since originally being teased in early 2025 amid murmurs of AI use, there's been so much that has happened, with Kanye's twitter rants and wildly controversial antics ultimately leaving a lot of his fans, including myself, indifferent to its release. However, while he's still a long way off fully being the same person he was a decade ago in the public eye, he's done his best to amend some of the things that ... read more

With Plastic Beach being the most acclaimed Gorillaz album in their catalogue, it was a no brainer for it to be one of the initial albums I explored; and it's easy to see why it has garnered so much acclaim from their fanbase. Despite needing a couple of listens for me to fully click with the entirety of what is a considerably experimental, boundary-pushing tracklist, there's so much here that is genuinely incredible - and it's not just limited to a few tracks either.
The deeply ... read more

Ever since the release of the hotly anticipated return of the Gorillas in 'The Mountain', I've been unbelievably hooked on their music. With me exploring over half of their catalogue already, I'm really excited to delve into it all on here - and as this was the first I really took an interest in exploring next, Cracker Island is the first iteration of this string of reviews that will hopefully end with me capping off their entire discography.
This LP has been a contentious ... read more