The Darkness

An appreciable EP, four well-matched chords, silly videos, and a few million records sold don’t make a legend, don’t create a myth, nor do they even form a great rock band. And their pointless commercial-artistic trajectory proves it.
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on 20 october 2012 around noon  

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The Darkness

The Darkness are an English hard rock band known for flamboyant classic-rock revivalism, Justin Hawkins’ high-register vocals, and a sound often compared (in reviews) to AC/DC and Queen. Their debut “Permission to Land” (2003) broke through in the UK, followed by “One Way Ticket to Hell... And Back” with production by Roy Thomas Baker; later post-reunion albums discussed here include “Pinewood Smile” and “Easter Is Cancelled.”
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