Gorillaz Discography -2000-2010- 6 Albums- 14 Singles- 136 Songs

The decade closed with a surprise: The Fall (2010). Recorded entirely on Albarn's iPad during the North American Plastic Beach tour, this sixth album of the decade served as a sparse, ambient, and deeply personal travelogue of the American landscape. The 14 Singles: Anthems for a New Millennium

Between 2000 and 2010, Gorillaz evolved from what many dismissed as a gimmick into one of the most respected musical collectives on earth. By delivering 6 structurally distinct albums, 14 generation-defining singles, and a massive vault of 136 songs, Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett did more than create music—they built an entirely new medium where art and sound live in perfect, chaotic harmony. The decade closed with a surprise: The Fall (2010)

: 136 songs (including B-sides, remixes, and bonus tracks) The 6 Albums: Mapping the Sonic Evolution "Dirty Harry" (2005) – A striking anti-war track

"Phoner to Arizona" (2010) – The erratic, instrumental lead single from the iPad-produced album The Fall. By delivering 6 structurally distinct albums

: A collection of tracks and remixes from the debut era.

"Dirty Harry" (2005) – A striking anti-war track pairing a children's choir with a fierce verse from Bootie Brown.