Eternal British music legend and current mullet-wearer Damon Albarn is currently rolling out his second solo album, The Nearer The Fountain, More Pure The Stream Flows, set for release in November. But in NME‘s new interview with Albarn, his two most famous bands inevitably came up.

It was a Trojan Horse in the shape of a blue ghost and dancing gorillas. Consider this premise: You are 10 years old and you have one of those friends who has older, cooler, brothers who turn them on to music when they’re young (and, maybe, other things too soon). Some recommendations trickle down and the two of you end up on a compute...

Gorillaz just released the first "season" of their Song Machine project last Friday, but Damon Albarn can never stay still for long. In a new interview with RADIO.com's New Arrivals series, the former Blur leader discusses a pair of intriguing new Gorillaz endeavors: a movie and a sequel to 2010's excellent Plastic Beach.

Gorillaz just released Song Machine, Season One: Strange Timez, their new album or collection of songs or whatever they're calling it, yesterday. And to celebrate their release day, they went ahead and performed in Animal Crossing with Beck.