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This article is about the extended play. You may be looking for the single.

The Tomorrow Comes Today EP is an extended play by Gorillaz, released on 27 November 2000, named after the song of the same name, Tomorrow Comes Today. The EP is notable for being the band's first-ever commercial release.

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The UK issue of the Tomorrow Comes Today EP, released November 27, 2000, was the first commercial Gorillaz release. Having 4 tracks, it was ineligible for the UK singles charts (which then had a '3 original track' limit) and was thus classified an EP. The EP had virtually no promotion at the time of release. The three b-sides (unheard at time of release) and the CD-ROM video of 'Tomorrow Comes Today' rounded off an excellent package showing many sides of this new act. The EP was also released in Europe, the US and in Brazil as a promo CD.

The first two tracks from the extended play went on to be released as singles and included on the band's self-titled debut album, Gorillaz, while the latter two were later included on the compilation album G-Sides.

To coincide with it's 25th anniversary, the Tomorrow Comes Today EP will be reissued on a 140g white and blue colour-in-colour 12" record. It is currently available to pre-order and will release on 20 June 2025. Each vinyl will be individually hand pressed, making each copy unique.[1]

Track Listing[]

Standard Tracks
No. Title Length
1. 'Tomorrow Comes Today'   3:14
2. 'Rock The House' (feat. Del The Funky Homosapien) 4:09
3. 'Latin Simone'   3:39
4. '12D3'   3:24
Total length:
14:25
Enhanced Video
No. Title Length
5. 'Tomorrow Comes Today (Enhanced Video)'   3:14
Total length:
17:29

Personnel[]

Gorillaz[]

  • Murdoc Niccals - bass guitar, songwriting (both except '12D3')
  • Stuart '2-D' Pot - vocals, keyboards, piano, synthesizers, songwriting, flute ('Rock the House')
  • Russel Hobbs - drums, percussion (both except '12D3')
  • Noodle - guitar, additional and backing vocals ('Tomorrow Comes Today', 'Latin Simone')
  • Del Tha Ghost Rapper - vocals (rap), songwriting (both on 'Rock the House')

Musicians[]

  • Damon Albarn - vocals, keyboards, piano, melodica, guitars, bass guitar ('Tomorrow Comes Today'), drum programming, flute ('Rock the House')
  • Jason Cox - drums, drum programming
  • Tom Girling - drum programming
  • Dan the Automator - sampled loops, drum programming ('Latin Simone'), additional synthesizers
  • Kid Koala - turntables ('Rock the House')
  • Miho Hatori - backing vocals ('Tomorrow Comes Today', 'Latin Simone')
  • Junior Dan - bass guitar (except '12D3')
  • Del The Funky Homosapien - vocals (rap), songwriting (both on 'Rock the House')
  • Mike Smith - trumpet ('Latin Simone')

Technical[]

  • Gorillaz - production
  • Jason Cox - engineering, co-production
  • Dan The Automator - production
  • Tom Girling - engineering, mixing, co-production
  • Howie Weinberg - mastering

Artwork[]

Release Information[]

Region Date Format(s) Catalog # Label Chart positions
United Kingdom 27 November 2000 eCD CDR 6545 Parlophone / EMI Not chart eligible
12" Vinyl 12R 6545
November 2000 CD Promo CDRDJ 6545
10" Promo 10RDJ 6545
US Early 2001 eCD Promo DPRO-16126 Virgin Records
Brazil 2000 CD Promo 000901 2 EMI Music Ltda.
Worldwide 20 June 2025 Ltd 12" Blue & White Vinyl 5021732717696 Warner Music

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