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This is…

A strange one to talk about.

Not because it isn’t good it’s Very good,
But like how do I describe it.

I was briefly contemplating saying this was On par or even Better than Plastic Beach, until I remembered I still had a brain and that Plastic Beach had Higher Highs and more Frequent Highs.

Though the consensus does seem to be this is the Albarn Project’s Best record SINCE Plastic Beach.

It shares a similar electronic style, except you now have more ... read more

(Had to re-do my review upon a second listen because I was talking out of my tail initially)

If Demon Days is a Timeless record,
This is a record that, in many ways, is ahead of its time.

As in,
If a lot of the songs on here came out in the current age they would be some of the biggest hits ever,

And for how good these tracks are that would be Absolutely deserved!

There’s a few Good not Great tracks on here that still hold this back from GOAT tier status,

But there’s also So ... read more

I gave this album a 10 upon my initial listen and yet I still feel like I didn’t give this album it’s due.

There’s not much in this world that it truly Timeless,
Especially with Music,

Demon Days is Timeless.

You could pretty much plop Any of the 14 tracks on here in any era and it would be a perfect fit.

And not to mention the Cavalcade of Hits on here.

Like, the Two least best tracks are both 8/10’s, AND one of them features PRIME MF DOOM!

Unmatched Artistic ... read more

It’s definitely apparent that the Maiden Voyage of Damon Albarn’s “Side Project” which he’s gotten 10x more Longevity out of than he would have remaining with Blur,

Is definitely more Experimental with its fusion of multiple genres and styles, a la many Progressive Rock groups of the 70s.

Though For what Gorillaz are supposed to be, It definitely makes sense that their debut would be of a new band trying to find it’s footing, The experimental nature can ... read more