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Gorillaz
Dreamt up in the late ’90s by Blur’s Damon Albarn and Tank Girl comic artist Jamie Hewlett, Gorillaz are, without a doubt, the world’s best virtual band. It’s a dubious distinction, to be sure, but should be followed by saying that they’re probably also one of the best bands working today as well. Following the massive success of 2001’s self-titled record with its unavoidable hit single “Clint Eastwood,” and 2005’s Grammy-nominated Demon Days, Gorillaz have come back to life again with their latest, Plastic Beach. The record’s packed to the gills with guest stars, from Snoop Dogg to Lou Reed to the Lebanese National Orchestra. Some of those guests—The Clash’s Paul Simonon and Mick Jones, Bobby Womack—are out on tour as part of the 18 piece Gorillaz live show.
Updated 10/07/2010

Road-trip mix-tape
Del The Funky Homosapien
Basement tapes and cabin fever: 24 unconventional recording spaces
Blur: Blur 21: The Box
Bobby Womack: The Bravest Man In The Universe
Damon Albarn: Dr Dee
Gorillaz: Plastic Beach
Gorillaz: The Fall
Damon Albarn walks out on Blur recording sessions, is "kinda a shit" to the rest of the band
Damon Albarn, Flea, and Tony Allen are completely serious about naming their collaborative album Rocketjuice And The Moon
Gorillaz collaborate with James Murphy and Andre 3000 because they really like Converse
Handicapping The A.V. Club’s best albums of 2012
Volume 19 (July 2005)
Volume 20 (November 2005)
Volume 21 (April 2006)
Volume 18 (March 2005)