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Demon Days

album by Gorillaz
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    Damon Albarn

    …sales of the Gorillaz album Demon Days (2005) demonstrated that Albarn’s newer band had become the more-popular act. Gorillaz later released Plastic Beach (2010), which promoted a message of environmental awareness, and The Fall (2010). After a six-year hiatus, Blur resumed performing in 2009, and its eighth studio album, The…

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    …sales of the Gorillaz album Demon Days (2005) demonstrated that Albarn’s newer band had become the more-popular act. Gorillaz later released Plastic Beach (2010), which promoted a message of environmental awareness, and The Fall (2010). After a six-year hiatus, Blur resumed performing in 2009, and its eighth studio album, The…

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