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Demon Days
Pop · 2005 · 13 tracks

Demon Days

May 11, 2005 · Warner Records

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A dark, cinematic dread hangs over this sprawling pop-rap odyssey, trading the lo-fi basement aesthetic of the debut for a polished, post-apocalyptic groove. Co-produced with Danger Mouse, the record moves through a smoky, late-night urban landscape where children's choirs, legendary MCs, and weary, detached vocals collide.

It is a brilliant, brooding transmission from a world on the brink, balancing infectious, bass-driven hooks with a heavy sense of global anxiety.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks
01
Intro
1:03
02
Last Living Souls
3:10
04
O Green World
4:32
05
Dirty Harry
3:44
06
Feel Good Inc.
3:41
08
Every Planet We Reach Is Dead
4:53
09
November Has Come
2:41
10
All Alone
3:30
11
White Light
2:08
13
Fire Coming Out of the Monkey’s Head
3:16
14
Don’t Get Lost in Heaven
2:00
15
Demon Days
4:30
16
68 State
4:48
Moments Worth Listening For
05Dirty HarryThe acoustic guitar strums and children's chorus on 'Dirty Harry' suddenly give way to a sharp, aggressive rap verse from Bootie Brown.
06Feel Good Inc.An infectious, driving bassline anchors 'Feel Good Inc.' before the track dissolves into a soaring, acoustic-driven melodic bridge.
09November Has ComeThe late MF DOOM delivers a laid-back, intricate verse over the bouncy, syncopated beat of 'November Has Come'.
13Fire Coming Out of the Monkey’s HeadActor Dennis Hopper delivers a dramatic, spoken-word parable over the acoustic guitar and steady, mid-tempo groove of 'Fire Coming Out of the Monkey’s Head'.
Reviews

How does Demon Days sound next to the rest of Gorillaz's catalogue?

MOOPROVOCLYRINS
Brooding+2.2σ

Brooding saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

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