Gorillaz seem to weave in and out of each genre, picking and choosing collaborations that fit the albums specific style. Gorillaz seem to weave in and out of each genre, picking and choosing collaborations that fit the albums The beach vibe is definitely present. Indeed, this is one of the best albums which came out in 2010. It was and still is a great album from Gorillaz, but unfortunately, I don't think it brought pop music to a new level like Plastic Beach. Something which Demon Days didn't really bring.

As I said above, Plastic Beach might not have 'strong' singles, but, it brings something new and unique. Better than Demon Days? That's what people ask for ages. Put them all the songs together (aka Plastic Beach) and you'll see something new, unique and refreshing for pop music.

The rest of the songs are also great (not the best of course) but magnificent. I agree that Stylo isn't a really strong single compared to any other singles Gorillaz made, but it has its moments. This album may not have singles like 'Feel Good Inc.' and 'Clint Eastwood', but it's been rewarded with songs like 'On Melancholy Hill' (my favourite), 'Some Kind of Nature', 'Superfast Jellyfish' and finally 'Empire Ants', which from my point of view are the climax of this album (or should I say, the cherry on top of the cake?). It sounds different from any other pop album, and of course Gorillaz album, but it doesn't mean that it's bad. It's because Plastic Beach brings pop music to a new level and some people still can't admit it, or let's say, they still can't see the light at the end of the tunnel. It's because Plastic Beach brings pop music to a new level and some I know why some people underrate this splendid album from Gorillaz.

I know why some people underrate this splendid album from Gorillaz.

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