The ninth studio album from Gorillaz combines global sounds, political topics and themes of personal loss – and shows why Damon Albarn's project is still one of the most exciting in pop music.

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Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett’s cartoon band mark 25 years with an album inspired by India and shaped by loss, featuring collaborators living and dead ...

Since launching Gorillaz, Blur singer Damon Albarn and artist Jamie Hewlett have used the animated characters that make up ...

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The album’s posthumous contributors remind us that music can keep ghosts alive and – by spinning outtake samples of vanished ...

On their ninth album, Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett acutely tackle their own experiences of mortality. The result is something unexpectedly beautiful.

If you know Gorillaz only as the cartoon band behind hits such as Clint Eastwood (2001) and Feel Good Inc. (2005), the project’s ninth studio album may come as a real surprise. Sure, there are still ...

THE musician and the visual artist . . . two lives shaped by shared experience and creative endeavour. Damon Albarn was born on March 23, 1968, and eleven days later, on April 3, ...

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