The Mountain, 2026
The Hall
Out 27 February 2026 on Kong, the band's own label.
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Open house on The Mountain
Gorillaz
Somewhere behind these doors there's a room for every Gorillaz record. Nobody's drawn you a map, so you'll have to go in and look.
The HallThe Mountain, 2026
Four members, none of them real
Damon Albarn writes the songs and Jamie Hewlett draws the band. Since 1998 that has meant 2-D, Murdoc, Noodle and Russel.
Nine studio albums, from Gorillaz in 2001 to The Mountain this February, and every one of them has a room in the building up there. Walk in, or use the list below.
Where the records live
A room for every record
Gorillaz, 2001
2-D's room
Where it all started in March 2001, Clint Eastwood included.
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Demon Days, 2005
Noodle's room
Feel Good Inc. lives on this one, from May 2005.
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Plastic Beach, 2010
Murdoc's room
An island built out of the world's rubbish, March 2010.
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Humanz, 2017
Russel's room
A party for the end of the world, thrown in April 2017.
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Song Machine, 2020
The Studio
Released an episode at a time through 2020, new guests on each.
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Cracker Island, 2023
The Stage
Los Angeles, purple robes and Thundercat, February 2023.
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The band
Meet the residents
Vocals, keys, melodica
01Gorillaz
2-D
Lead vocals, keyboards, melodica and piano. Damon Albarn sings for him.
Visit their roomBass
02Plastic Beach
Murdoc Niccals
Bass, and the self-appointed leader. Hewlett has called him the unpleasant villain of the band, built partly from Keith Richards and partly from Victor Frankenstein.
Visit their roomGuitar, keys, vocals
03Demon Days
Noodle
Guitar, keyboards and backing vocals, with the odd lead. Hewlett says she's his favourite person to style, and her look has changed more than anyone's.
Visit their roomDrums, percussion
04Humanz
Russel Hobbs
Drums and percussion. He's voiced by Remi Kabaka Jr, who also plays and produces for the real band.
Visit their roomOn the tellies
Now showing
The newest film first, then the ones that got watched a billion times. Every video plays right here.
Their own HQ is open again
Kong Studios is back
The band's home has been rebuilt as a game you play in the browser: a lobby with a jukebox, a graveyard full of zombie gorillas, and rooms that open one by one. It's the band's own project and a very good way to lose an evening.
