Gorillaz – Demon Days

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Artist: Gorillaz

Title: Demon Days

Year: 2005

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Tracklist

  • 1. Intro (1:07)
  • 2. Last Living Souls (3:15)
  • 3. Kids with Guns (3:45)
  • 4. O Green World (4:35)
  • 5. Dirty Harry (3:50)
  • 6. Feel Good Inc. (3:42)
  • 7. El Mañana (3:55)
  • 8. Every Planet We Reach Is Dead (4:55)
  • 9. November Has Come (2:45)
  • 10. All Alone (3:33)
  • 11. White Light (2:13)
  • 12. DARE (4:04)
  • 13. Fire Coming out of the Monkey's Head (3:19)
  • 14. Don't Get Lost in Heaven (2:11)
  • 15. Demon Days (4:28)

Review

Demon Days by Gorillaz is a masterpiece that captured the imaginations of audiences in 2005, reflecting upon the murky waters of post-9/11 society through a blend of alternative rock, hip hop, and electronic music. The collaboration of talents including De La Soul, Neneh Cherry, and MF Doom, among others, brings an astonishing versatility to the album, making it a commercial hit and critical darling. Its themes delve into war, environmental issues, and the pervasive power of mass media, creating a landscape that is both intensely reflective and bitingly critical of modern society.

Each track in Demon Days is carefully woven into a narrative that feels ominously relevant even today. Damon Albarn showcases his evolved songwriting skills, complemented by the intriguing dynamics amongst the members of this virtual band. The journey from the foreboding "Intro" to the soulful and hopeful title track reflects a passage through darkness into light. Hits like "Feel Good Inc." and "DARE" not only capture listeners with catchy melodies but also leave them pondering the deeper social messages embedded within. Gorillaz transcends the novelty of a virtual band with this album, cementing a permanent and significant spot in the music landscape. - Erika

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