In October 2006, the band released the book "Rise of the Ogre". Presented as an autobiography of the band ostensibly written by the fictional band members and expanding on the band's fictional backstory and universe, the book was actually written by official Gorillaz script writer and live drummer Cass Browne and featured new artwork by Hewlett. Later the same month, the band released another DVD, "", compiling much of the band's visual content from the album cycle. A second B-sides compilation, "D-Sides" was released in November 2007, featuring B-sides and remixes associated with "Demon Days" as well as unreleased tracks from the sessions for the album. In April 2009, the documentary film "Bananaz" was released. Directed by Ceri Levy, the film documents the behind-the-scenes history of the band from 2000 to 2006.