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After a decade as the leader of Blur, one of England’s most celebrated
\n bands of the 1990’s, Mr. Albarn started a new, plural identity, as Gorillaz.
\n Usually, Gorillaz present themselves as a two-dimensional band: four
\n cartoon characters drawn by Jamie Hewlett, who created the punky, unstoppable
\n comic book and movie heroine Tank Girl. Now and then, however, Mr. Albarn
\n can be persuaded to drop the mask and admit that, yes, he is the mastermind
\n of Gorrilaz, an invented band whose debut album has sold six million
\n copies worldwide.<\/p>\n
On tours, Gorillaz plays behind a screen running cartoons of figures
\n like these: Russel, the African-American, and Noodle, the Asian guitarist.<\/p>\n
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