MTV.com News — New album proves that the cartoon band is also an actual band, in Bigger Than the Sound. By James Montgomery Gorillaz Photo: EMI Music / Jamie Hewlett In 1998, Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett cooked up Gorillaz as a knee-jerk reaction to th... more info

Rolling Stone — Gorillaz’ Plastic Beach doesn’t hit shelves in the U.S. until next week, but since the album is already streaming online, we’re unleashing Rolling Stone’s review of Damon Albarn and company’s third album a week early. While stocked with Gor... more info

Pop Crunch — Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett are back with more of their animated band, Gorillaz. The group has released the video for their newest single, “Stylo” — featuring a guest appearance from actor Bruce Willis. “Stylo” is the first track from th... more info

Perez Hilton — After a very long absence from the music scene, Damon Albarn and his animated band are back! Check out their just-released music video for Stylo (above). Thoughts???? P.S. Nice cameo, Bruce Willis! more info

MTV.com News — Clip shows band racing down a deserted highway with 'Cop Out' star in hot pursuit.By James Montgomery The Gorillaz' Murdoc in the "Stylo" music video Photo: Virgin There are plenty of questions raised in the Gorillaz' new "Stylo" video —... more info

Here Comes The Flood — The Gorillaz were the first virtual band. There had been fake bands before, but the musicians hiding between the cartoon characters took it one step further. Basically the brain child of Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett the "band" released the succes... more info

Guardian Music — Gorillaz are in charge this week, and they've ordered our poptacular Anna Pickard to review their latest video. Expect an impressive Hollywood cameo ...Damon Albarn has described Plastic Beach, the third Gorillaz album, as being the "most pop record ... more info

The Telegraph — Damon Albarn doesn't steal or borrow from other genres - he lovingly salvages the things they have left behind. more info

Idolator — Gorillaz team up with former Super Furry Animals frontman Gruff Rhys and De La Soul on wacky hip hop jam “Superfast Jellyfish,” which Damon Albarn & Co. premiered via the cartoon group’s official YouTube account yesterday. Dive below to give th... more info

Rolling Stone — With just weeks before the arrival of Gorillaz’s Plastic Beach, the animated rockers led by Damon Albarn unveiled a new song called “Superfast Jellyfish” yesterday on their official YouTube page. This odd slice of sea-funk reunites Gorillaz wit... more info