Thursday, March 15, 2012 at 10:30PM 
Psymbionic drops off a brand new drumstep remix of thi Gorillaz classic in support of his forthcoming EP 'Ride With Me', which will be out April 3rd on MalLabel. Massive, and another free download.
Dubstep, Gorillaz, Psymbionic, Remix Thursday, March 1, 2012 at 10:11AM 
After dropping off the audio last week, this week sees Converse bring us the animated visuals for the collaborative track from the Gorillaz, André 3000 & James Murphy. The video features band members 2D & Murdoc getting ready for the day ahead after a heavy night drinking. Hilarious concept, and love André's little cameo. Download HERE.
André 3000, Converse, Electronic, Gorillaz, Hip-Hop, James Murphy, Pop, Rock, Video Wednesday, February 22, 2012 at 8:38PM 
Now where has this come from?! Premiered earlier on Zane Lowe's show, Damon Albarn's cartoon band Gorillaz have teamed up with OutKast's André 3000 & James Murphy from LCD Soundsystem for 'DoYaThing', to promote/celebrate their collaboration with Converse. 3 Stacks is too good. DOWNLOAD HERE!
Converse, Electronic, Gorillaz, Hip-Hop, James Murphy, OutKast Monday, February 13, 2012 at 5:33PM 
Explaining that he doesn't want to "try to compete with the direction that a lot of dance and electronic music is going", Chicago-born producer Professor Kliq yesterday let loose this brilliant Disco-infused remix of the classic Gorillaz track 'Feel Good Inc'. Check out what he has to say about the remix and download for free after the jump. Sick.
Disco, Gorillaz, House, Professor Kliq, Remix Monday, December 27, 2010 at 11:36PM 
My favourite track from the Gorillaz’ new album, which was created entirely on an iPad and can be downloaded for free, from here. Apparently it was recorded in Oakland on 30th October and the train station announcement was recorded at LA Train Station. Technology ay?
Electronic, Gorillaz, Pop in Aside Monday, November 15, 2010 at 6:34PM Really cool video to go with the new Gorillaz track, Doncamatic. Prefer the Joker remix, but this is still amazing.
Saturday, October 30, 2010 at 5:17PM 
Joker’s remix of Gorillaz’ new tune, Doncamatic. Prefer this to the original.
Saturday, July 17, 2010 at 10:08AM Gorillaz, Live, Plastic Beach, Tour, Video Tuesday, March 16, 2010 at 4:28PM I feel it’s time for me to write about an issue that seems to be all over the News again and something that affects me and millions of other people on a Daily basis. File Sharing, Illegal Downloading, Stealing or whatever else you want to call it, is a problem that has been around for 10 or so years now. We all know what it is, how it works and that it’s wrong; however it’s a force that in the past few years has now become unstoppable.
From a personal perspective I cannot see the problem with ME ‘illegally’ downloading certain files. Out of all the people I have ever met in my life, I am still yet to come across someone that loves Music more than me, which is why I think I can make a valid point on this issue. From the start of 2010 I have acquired 784 songs and we are not even out of March yet - crazy right? Well………not really.
As a Student I have a lot of spare time on my hands and a very unhealthy bank balance, so I need to carefully choose what Music I buy and support. Throughout the past 3 months I have bought a lot of Music: Emancipator - Safe In The Steep Cliffs, Example - Won’t Go Quietly, Ty - Emotions, Gorillaz - Plastic Beach, Corinne Bailey Rae - The Sea, Strong Arm Steady - In Search Of Stoney Jackson, Wiley - Never Be Your Woman and M-Trey & Drew Beat - Immaculate Dopeness (Unsigned Hip-Hop duo from Chicago) & More. My point is; I illegally downloaded each of those Singles/Albums before I bought them, just so I knew that my money was going to a project I thoroughly enjoyed. After spending this £40-£50 within 3 months, there is a lot of other Music out there, which I can’t afford to buy; but does that really mean I don’t have the right to listen to it? I don’t think so. I have listened to their work and made an educated choice on where the money I have earned should go.
Today I downloaded Dan Le Sac & Scroobius Pip’s new album ‘Logic of Choice’, which is an album I have been anticipating greatly since hearing Angles in 2008. My Bank Balance currently stands at -£1,397.39, which means I have £1.03 available and am unable to buy anything; so I shall be purchasing the album on Friday when I get paid. I am also going to see them at Cockpit in Leeds on Thursday to support them as I feel they are a revolutionary pair that have created a whole new genre of Music. Now can anyone say there is anything wrong with that? I doubt it.
I can understand that there are people illegally downloading their whole libraries and not putting ANY money back into the Music Industry, but that’s not everyone is it. A lot of people download Music to increase their knowledge and widen their perspective when it comes to certain genre’s and I personally don’t think there is anything wrong with that. I would never usually buy an Indie/Rock album, and neither would I expect an Indie fan to buy a Hip-Hop album out of the blue, so if it wasn’t for illegal downloading then I would have never listened to the Temper Trap album in 2009, which I bought and it ended up becoming one of my favourite albums of the year (same with Miike Snow).
It’s a never ending argument, but it is something that is never going to be stopped unfortunately.
SUPPORT GOOD MUSIC!
