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The meanings behind all gorillaz albums
The meanings behind all gorillaz albums










the meanings behind all gorillaz albums

I think it means "sun" in the sense that it's the greatest source of light as opposed to darkness, but at the same time it may also mean "Son" as a reference to Christ, who is the opposite of a demon. I think that the word "Sun" in the song has a double meaning. Common sense would tell us that turning towards the sun would just burn us even more. However, dire consequences await those who blindly follow darkness without hoping to escape to the light, as suggested in "Fire coming out of the monkey's head".Īnother very interesting thing I noticed about the song is that the lyrics tell us to not burn ourselves by turning TOWARDS the sun. I think that while 'Feel Good Inc.' shows us that we can observe light while in darkness, 'Demon Days' reminds us that the light can be ours if are able to persevere. As seen in the video, 2D is stuck in a dark place surrounded by sin and wickedness, and the closest thing to light he has is a glimpse of Noodle in the sun playing her guitar. The band is composed of four animated band members: Stuart 2D. I mentioned Feel Good earlier because the message it portrays sets it self up for the track 'demon days'. Gorillaz is a virtual band created by Damon Albarn of Britpop band Blur and Jamie Hewlett, co-creator of the comic book Tank Girl. As reflected in the video for Feel Good, the album in general is about people who are basically good and their struggle to find the path to light through all the darkness and evil. General CommentI think this song is the "conclusion" (or so to speak) to the main track on the album 'Feel Good Inc.', and the track that the reflects the entire point of the album. 'Cause Mother Earth wants us all to leave In these demon days, we're so cold inside To let you do that, yet you don't want me backīefore it fall down, falling down, falling down It's so bad, lasting far, but love yourself












The meanings behind all gorillaz albums