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 to access audio and video on collective you need real player.The monkeys mean business. The kids went bananas for the cartoon capers of Gorillaz’ debut long player back in 2001, and it looks like this multi-starred follow-up is primed to make pop pickers part with their moolah. D Albarn and co have hooked up with notorious master-mixer Danger Mouse on a production that features a loopy line-up of guests, from Roots Manuva, Ike Turner, Shaun Ryder, and Neneh Cherry to, erm, Dennis Hopper. Aiming for a darker, heavier sound these monkeys have drafted in some stellar silverbacks for a weird pop anomaly that’s well worth an earful. Gorillaz – Demon Days, released 23 May 05 on Parlophone.
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