Darkness, The

Check out official and unofficial resources covering these East Anglian rock gods.

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  1. Ananova - The Darkness

    Comprehensive resource shines a light on the activities of The Darkness, offering both archived and breaking news stories.
    www.ananova.com

    Comprehensive resource shines a light on the activities of The Darkness, offering both archived and breaking news stories.

  2. BBCi Southampton Music - The Darkness

    Offers an overview of a band who have already achieved cult status, a hard-rocking foursome influenced by the likes of Queen and Def Leppard.
    www.bbc.co.uk

    Offers an overview of a band who have already achieved cult status, a hard-rocking foursome influenced by the likes of Queen and Def Leppard.

  3. dotmusic - The Darkness Take Glasto

    News-heavy piece reports on the short- and long-term ambitions of the Lowestoft band behind "Growing On Me".
    www.dotmusic.com

    News-heavy piece reports on the short- and long-term ambitions of the Lowestoft band behind

  4. dotmusic Live Reviews - The Darkness

    Ben Webb passes judgement on Justin Hawkins and the boys' performance at The Garage in London in October 2002, concluding they're more parody than originals.
    www.dotmusic.com

    Ben Webb passes judgement on Justin Hawkins and the boys' performance at The Garage in London in October 2002, concluding they're more parody than originals.

  5. dotmusic Live Reviews - The Darkness, Glastonbury Main Stage

    Suggests the response to their turn at the 2003 festival means they're "on course for the superstardom that they appear to have been in preparation for all their lives."
    www.dotmusic.com

    Suggests the response to their turn at the 2003 festival means they're

  6. Glastonbury Festival 2003 - The Darkness

    Official Glastonbury resource salutes the glorious morning performance of a band determined to claim the hearts and minds of people watching the Pyramid Stage.
    www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk

    Official Glastonbury resource salutes the glorious morning performance of a band determined to claim the hearts and minds of people watching the Pyramid Stage.

  7. Guardian Unlimited - Hurrah for Catsuits

    Feature celebrates a band responsible both for the claim that "rock has rediscovered its sense of humour" and instant classics such as "I Believe in a Thing Called Love".
    www.guardian.co.uk

    Feature celebrates a band responsible both for the claim that

  8. Guardian Unlimited - Revenge of the Nerds

    Interview with Justin Hawkins, lead singer of "The Darkness", reveals the band have been labelled "cool" for not being afraid to display their nerdish tendencies.
    www.guardian.co.uk

    Interview with Justin Hawkins, lead singer of

  9. Guardian Unlimited Arts Reviews - The Darkness

    Luke-warm review of a performance by Lowestoft's finest suggests the band might not last long if they continue to rely on the comedy factor.
    www.guardian.co.uk

    Luke-warm review of a performance by Lowestoft's finest suggests the band might not last long if they continue to rely on the comedy factor.

  10. Ireland Online - Darkness Star Arrested in NYPD Mistaken Identity

    "New York City Cops, they're none too smart", sang The Strokes. Fellow musician Justin Hawkins may share their sentiments following his JFK arrest in December 2003.
    breakingnews.iol.ie

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