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Gorillaz, that cartoon fronted hip hop band featuring Blur vocalist Damon Albarn release a new collection of B-sides, with mixed results.

Damon Albarn of Gorillaz reveals in an interview that he's working with Terry Gilliam on a movie about the virtual band.

Find out why BBC Sports used a Chinese legend and the Monkey King for its marketing campaign to promote its coverage of the Olympic Games.

An amazing visual and aural East-meets-West spectacle that combines acrobatics, singing, animation and electronic music by the co-creators of Gorillaz.

The Black Ghosts release their debut album of dance floor friendly tunes and a mixed bag of surprising sounds

Hailed quite rightly as equal to the American SXSW Festival held in Texas, this year's NXNE Festival in Toronto promises some big names as well as some indie music gems.

Which cartoons floated the audience's boats at the 2009 OIAF Shorts Competition 4, and which sank like a stone? Find out here.

Ready to shake up the dance floor with something unexpected? There are lots of alternative songs out there to get the party moving and grooving. Try giving these a go.

Tired of Guitar Hero? The upcoming Wii game Battle of the Bands introduces new ideas to the music and rhythm genre and takes advantage of the Wii's remote.

Shrouded in secrecy for months, new monster film Cloverfield lives up to the anticipation, at least in its suspenseful beginnings.

Many runners could not imagine continuing their sport without the use of music. Here are some great tunes to keep you on track.

Unlike previous award shows, the 50th Annual Grammy Awards show focused more on musical performances rather than the delivery of the awards.

What do you get when you throw five soul, techno, pop, and indie rock fans into a blender and mix with a liberal dose of humour? Ask Hot Chip. Even they're not so sure.

The Beatles: Rock Band doesn't meddle with the music game formula fine-tuned by its predecessors but instead focuses on a strong music catalogue and incredible art design

The union of electro-rock and synth pop is producing bands with captivating new sounds and a talent for making us dance.

Indie Suite was totally knocked for six after stumbling upon this impressive and versatile six-piece band in a sleepy Buckinghamshire village.