Tag : gorillaz

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Aries!photo by Thomas Chéné (Paris 2020)

Aries!photograph by Thomas Chéné (Paris 2020)

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Gorillaz: Song Machine Season One: Strange Timez review – playful and potent collaboration

(Parlophone)Damon Albarn is the melodic anchor to this pioneering album that balances concept with funThe Now Now (2018) was a type of Gorillaz albums that allotted with the hip hop-led collaborations that have typically defined this band of ink and...

Gorillaz: Song Machine Season One: Strange Timez review – the poignant sound of social distancing

(Parlophone)Damon Albarn’s cartoon band mark their 20th anniversary with a document whose star visitors – Elton John, Robert Smith and St Vincent among them – are folded right into a fluent, sensible entireDamon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett’s Gorillaz pr...

Gorillaz: Reject False Icons review – a swing through Damon Albarn's circus

Denholm Hewlett’s documentary is a quick scrapbook of behind-the-scenes moments captured at the band’s recording periods and on a world tourIt’s shocking, given the digital pop-band conceit, that there wasn’t a full-length animated Gorillaz movie yea...

Blur v Oasis: the Britpop battle remains as contrived and cynical as ever

With release of a brand new Gorillaz album, the decades-old rivalry resurfaces as Liam Gallagher tweets rudely about Damon Albarn – and his own brother NoelEven earlier than the brand new Gorillaz album was released on Friday, Damon Albarn was antici...

Damon Albarn: Gorillaz's new album a response to Trump's election

Band’s frontman says Humanz, the primary Gorillaz album in five years, was made as a response to the ‘world going fucking nuts’The primary Gorillaz album for six years was recorded as a response to the “world going fucking nuts” and impressed by the...

Blur: 21 – review

It is a hardy soul who'll get via all 21 discs, but Blur's full works make for a captivating pay attentionThere's something oddly last about lavish CD field units. Their completeness appears to say: "That is it." Those interested by Blur's future – a...