Damon Albarn has revealed that Gorillaz have enough material to release two more albums.

The singer said that sessions for recent album ‘Plastic Beach’ were so productive that they could release a part two and three to the album.

But he admitted that it would depend on whether the cartoon band could find the motivation to return to the studio.

"I recorded an awful lot of music for this record, about 80 pieces of music in total," Albarn told Spinner.

"So, theoretically there is a part two and part three of 'Plastic Beach' if we ever felt motivated to spend another few years finishing it.

“But because it's so eclectic, it takes a long time to actually get a picture because we don't start with a picture or an idea.”

He added: “We start with a very loose idea of 'Plastic Beach,' which you know probably means something different to me than it does to [artist] Jamie [Hewlett], but we evolve."

Gorillaz are due to play the first of two gigs at London’s Roundhouse tonight (April 29).

(by Jason Gregory)