Demon Days is one of the 14 eras on the community Gorillaz tracker, which runs from Gorillaz to The Mountain. The tracker places it after G-Sides and before D-Sides. unreleased.world has 20 tracks from it: 16 full songs and 4 snippets — 1 hr 11 min of music in all.
The tracker dates 19 of these leaks from 2004 to 2008.
“Bill Murray [V3]” is the longest at 7:56.
Every track streams free in the player; open the album to hear it start to finish.
The community tracker documents all of these 20 tracks, with leak dates for 19 of them and producer credits for 1; it is in the tracklist below.
Tracklist
- 1Bill Murray [V3]Recording7:56
- 2Mix 2Leaked 2005 · Low Quality2:07
- 3🏆 Snakes and Ladders [V1]Leaked Feb. 2008 · Recording1:02
- 4Rockit [V1]Leaked 2004 · Lossless · Album Track3:31
- 5🏆 Mr. Softy's Balloon RaceLeaked 2005 · Low Quality3:44
- 6Intro [V1]Leaked 2005 · High Quality · prod. Danger Mouse, Jason Cox, James Dring1:34
- 7Last Living Souls [V1]Leaked 2005 · High Quality · Album Track3:13
- 8Kids With Guns [V1]Leaked 2005 · Not Available · Album Track3:49
- 9Green World [V1]Leaked 2005 · High Quality4:45
- 10Dirty Harry [V1]Leaked 2005 · High Quality · Single3:48
- 11Feel Good [V1]Leaked 2005 · High Quality3:42
- 12Maybe In Time [V1]Leaked 2005 · High Quality3:57
- 13Looking At Earth From A Spaceship [V1]Leaked 2005 · High Quality4:55
- 14November Has Come [V1]Leaked 2005 · High Quality · Album Track2:43
- 15All Alone [V1]Leaked 2005 · High Quality · Album Track3:33
- 16White Light [V1]Leaked 2005 · High Quality · Album Track2:12
- 17It's There [V1]Leaked 2005 · High Quality4:06
- 18Western [V1]Leaked 2005 · High Quality3:21
- 19Heaven [V1]Leaked 2005 · High Quality2:07
- 20Demon Days [V1]Leaked 2005 · High Quality · Album Track4:31
Play Demon Days in the player— every track, free, in order.
Featured on Demon Days
The artists on these tracks who have an unreleased tracker of their own on unreleased.world.
The Demon Days era
What has surfaced of the 49 entries the tracker files under Demon Days: 6 in full, 1 as a snippet and 11 unavailable.
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)
All 14 Gorillaz eras
In the order the community tracker lists them.
More unreleased eras
From other trackers on unreleased.world.
