This is their newest release, sans Dan the Automator (
) and Del (
). Fortunately, Damon Albarn is pretty fuckin bitchin, and manages to hold the album together very well. The first single, Feel Good Inc., is ridiculously catchy and I'm sure I'm wearing out the part of my hard drive where it's saved. If you haven't heard it on the radio, there's a good chance you've seen it in an iPod commercial - it's the "Windmill Windmill" song.
I'm not very good at writing long reviews, so I'll just
link you to one and say I'll give this a solid 7/10. I miss Del, as he's one of my favorite rappers, but the addition of De La Soul on the single and MF Doom on another one really helps out.
