Demon Days (2005) is an unreleased album by Gorillaz from the Demon Days era. unreleased.world has 17 tracks from it, 58 min of music in all.
“Looking At Earth From A Spaceship (Unmastered)” is the longest at 4:55.
It sits in the Demon Days era alongside “Demon Days (2004)” and “Demon Days (Undated)”. Every track streams free in the player; open the album to hear it start to finish.
The community tracker documents all of these 17 tracks, with leak dates for every track and producer credits for 1; it is in the tracklist below.
Tracklist
- 1Mix 2Leaked 2005 · Low Quality2:07
- 2🏆 Mr. Softy's Balloon RaceLeaked 2005 · Low Quality3:44
- 3Intro (Unmastered)Leaked 2005 · Lossless · Album Track · prod. Danger Mouse, Jason Cox, James Dring1:34
- 4Last Living Souls (Unmastered)Leaked 2005 · Lossless · Album Track3:13
- 5Kids With Guns (Unmastered)Leaked 2005 · Lossless · Album Track3:49
- 6Green World (Unmastered)Leaked 2005 · Lossless4:45
- 7Dirty Harry (Unmastered)Leaked 2005 · Lossless · Single3:48
- 8Feel Good (Unmastered)Leaked 2005 · Lossless3:42
- 9Maybe In Time(Unmastered)Leaked 2005 · Lossless3:57
- 10Looking At Earth From A Spaceship (Unmastered)Leaked 2005 · Lossless4:55
- 11November Has Come (Unmastered)Leaked 2005 · Lossless · Album Track2:43
- 12All Alone (Unmastered)Leaked 2005 · Lossless · Album Track3:33
- 13White Light (Unmastered)Leaked 2005 · Lossless · Album Track2:12
- 14It's There (Unmastered)Leaked 2005 · Lossless4:06
- 15Western (Unmastered)Leaked 2005 · Lossless3:21
- 16Heaven (Unmastered)Leaked 2005 · Lossless2:07
- 17Demon Days (Unmastered)Leaked 2005 · Lossless · Album Track4:31
Play Demon Days (2005) in the player — every track, free, in order.
The Demon Days era
Demon Days is the Gorillaz era Demon Days (2005) belongs to. unreleased.world has 3 projects from it; the others are below.
With the goal of proving Gorillaz wasn’t a gimmick, Demon Days featured a noticeable shift in sound from the dub-influenced underground hip-hop of Gorillaz to a more political rock, pop, choral and hip-hop route brought on by string arrangements, drum-sequencing, and lyrics crticizing the Afghanistan War and life post-911.
- March 26, 2001& (December 12, 2001) (Gorillaz & G-Sides are officially released)
- May 11, 2005& (November 19, 2007) (Demon Days & D-Sides are officially released)