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The visualizer for "Sorcererz" is most likely a reference to Heavy Metal as well.

The music video to "Saturnz Barz" is most likely a direct reference to the 1981 Canadian adult animated sci-fi film Heavy Metal.

The opening to "Rock the House" is clearly a spoof of the famous trike scene in The Shining, complete with Creepy Twins.

The cover art to Demon Days is very similar to the cover of Let It Be by The Beatles.

Adventure Game: The Plastic Beach game is the Gorillaz version of this, but it is worth noting that the DVDs and everything else digitally released by them works with this same notion in mind.

Abusive Parents: According to the backstory, Murdoc's father forced him to participate in embarrassing talent contests for money.

The plot threads were eventually quietly resolved in the character books released in phase four, and the video for "The Lost Chord" in phase six effectively puts an end to the arc once and for all.

Aborted Arc: Phase 3 was originally envisioned as a three-album project about the apocalypse, but it was cut short after Plastic Beach.

Abandoned Area: Both Plastic Beach and the original Kong Studios, the latter while it was still standing.

Gorillaz provides examples of the following tropes:

Gorillaz ALMANAC (2020) (Gorillaz graphic novel).

G Magazine (2017) (A single issue magazine by Gorillaz).

Rise of The Ogre (2006) (Autobiography about the band).

Song Machine (2020-present) (Web series).

The Singles Collection 2001≢011 (2011) ( Greatest Hits Album).

D-Sides (2007) (B-sides and outtakes for Demon Days).

Laika Come Home (2002) (dub remix album, collaboration with Spacemonkeyz).

G Sides (2001) (B-sides and outtakes for Gorillaz).

#Momentz live visuals plus

Song Machine: Season One Strange Timez (2020) note Album including all tracks for season one of Song Machine plus several bonus ones.In May 2020, it was announced that Gorillaz would release a new graphic novel in October 2020 called Gorillaz ALMANAC featuring comic strips, new and old artwork, games, puzzles, and special guest appearances from various Gorillaz collaborators, with a physical copy of Song Machine: Season One Strange Timez included with each issue.

#Momentz live visuals series

In January 2020, the band announced a new project called Song Machine, revealing that they would be moving away from the traditional album format, instead shifting to a series of periodically-released singles involving an ever-revolving roster of collaborators, with the song "Momentary Bliss" serving as its first "episode". The entire storyline of the band breaks down into "phases" generally surrounding the rollout of each album it currently consists of five completed phases, with the second season of the sixth phase currently underway. While the band's backstory was initially presented through various interviews and promotional material, it was eventually all pieced together through their 2006 autobiography, Rise of the Ogre. To prove that musical groups could be executed in a more interdependent fashion, they created fictional backstories and put much emphasis on the animation and cartoons. The virtual band was created as a commentary on MTV often putting more of an emphasis on the musician than the music itself, having a discrepancy between the visuals and the music. While their earlier work was often categorized as trip hop, even that discounted the overt influences they took from alternative rock, hip-hop, dub, electronic music and pop, which have only given way to further experimentation in their later years.