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Gorillaz are a British virtual band formed in 1998 by Damon Albarn of Blur, and Jamie Hewlett, co-creator of the comic book Tank Girl. They had the idea to create the band while watching MTV in their London flat and originally intended to call the project Gorilla. The band consists of four fictional band members: 2-D (vocals, keyboard), Murdoc Niccals (bass), Noodle (guitar, vocals), and Russel Hobbs (drums). These characters only appear in animated form and are not alter-egos of real people, as is often mistakenly assumed. There is an extensive fictional back-story behind these band members, written by Albarn...

The Gorillas (originally named The Hammersmith Gorillas) were a rock group from Hammersmith, London, England formed in 1974, and fronted by Jesse Hector. .

It is fair to say that the immediate appeal of the incredible Hammersmith Gorillas was triggered primarily by the fascinating sleeves of their first singles. These guys, if anything, deserved total respect simply for being brave enough to look the way they did. Their bizarre display of totally over-the-top hairdos combined with the most incongruous dress sense became an endless source of wonder and speculation for a generation of French fans. Who on Earth were they? Where could they possibly come from? The sole information available to us was limited to a short column that appeared in an early issue...

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Tropical Trash are a Louisville-based avant rock combo founded by singer/guitarist Jim Marlowe. The band has had a somewhat flexible lineup during its existence, but is primarily known as a trio featuring bassist Ryan Davis of State Champion and drummer Jeff Komara of Sapat and Alcohol Party. As a trio, the group released the 2015 full length UFO Rot on Load Records in the U.S. and on Riot Season in the EU. The live release LIVE AT THE FILLMORE ETC was recorded while touring the U.S. West Coast in support of Slint. Earlier lineups were behind the band's 7" vinyl...