Culture Bully — Music video for "On Melancholy Hill" by Gorillaz from the group's 2010 release, "Plastic Beach." more info

Stereogum — No Bruce Willis in this video, just the Gorillaz cast of characters, and a narrative explaining how they found the plastic beach on their album cover. According to the NME, this video, along with remixes by Japanese Popstars and She Is Danger (with a... more info

MTV.co.uk News — Gorillaz are no longer working on a musical with graphic novel writer Alan Moore.  The masterminds behind the cartoon concept group Jamie Hewlett and Damon Albarn were working on an... more info

DrownedInSound — Last week we gave you the Japanese Popstars remix of the Gorillaz track 'On Melancholy Hill'. It was 'an' epic. We also told you about the upcoming video for the single of that name. The band even went so far as releasing a teaser clip for it, but no... more info

Guardian Music — Comics writer claims collaboration 'didn't work out' because Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewitt couldn't meet a deadlineComics mastermind Alan Moore has dropped out of his highly anticipated opera collaboration with Gorillaz. Despite "working like mad" on... more info

Idolator — Gorillaz always manages to unleash an extremely creative, visually stunning video with each new single, and the vid for “On Melancholy Hill” is no different—the (who else?) Jamie Hewlett-directed vid manages to incorporate a range of animation ... more info

Pitchfork — Here is the undersea adventure of a video for the latest Gorillaz single, "On Melancholy Hill". The clip mixes different animation styles and boasts brief cartoon cameos from Plastic Beach guests including Lou Reed, Snoop Dogg, and De La Soul, to nam... more info

NME — The comic book writer admits 'it didn't work out' more info

NME — Package includes new 'Stylo' remix featuring Tinie Tempah more info

NME - The Daily Download — Another weekly round-up for you: we've gathered the ten best free downloads on the Internet, including Oasis, Gorillaz, Lissie, Here We Go Magic and more. Share your thoughts below! 1. Oasis – ‘Wonderwall (Questions Version)’ Oasis may be no m... more info