Over the weekend Gorillaz kicked off their House Of Kong residency in London, where they’re playing a few of their most beloved albums in full to celebrate 25 years since Damon Albarn founded the project. On Friday night they ran through their eponymous 2001 debut, and last night was dedicated to their star-making sophomore album, 2005’s Demon Days. They played songs like “November Has Come” and “All Alone” for the first time in over a decade, and they also brought out a few guests: Bootie Brown, Michelle Ndegwa, Skye Edwards, and, yes, the surviving members of De La Soul. They also performed Demon Days-era rarity “We Are Happy Landfill” live for the first time ever.