Tomorrow Comes Today
Stephen Robinson
Wait a minute, I know this. Wasn’t this already released? Why am I asking you? I’m confused, and so are the Gorillaz.
Strange, unsettling, loopy, compelling and equipped with lonely whistles and plaintive, plaintiff mouth organ, this is the sound of the city that’s afraid to sleep. And we go to sleep in it every night. We must be very stupid or very fucking lucky.
Tie your trainers to the bed and put any notes you have in your pants. Good night.
Stephen Robinson
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