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This release has every box to check off…Great guitars, great drums, the glam influence and most importantly, the tongue-in-cheek hour. It is almost like rediscovering a band I had forgotten about (even though their last album was 2 years earlier). There is a renewed energy and excitement for me with this album. This album reassured me that this band still has a lot to offer. It is really nice to see that their newest release is so high in the list.

So sit back and enjoy The Darkness albums ranked Worst to First! THE WORST – ‘HOT CAKES’ (2012): With the 2019 release of “Easter is Cancelled” which had my #1 song of 2019 with “Rock and Roll Deserves to Die” and was their 6th studio album, I felt it was time to do an album ranking.

Lead Singer, lead and rhythm guitar – Justin Hawkins.

18 years now after the release of their debut album, there is still 3 of the 4 original members in the band which is pretty impressive in today’s world. Then in 2012, some 6 years later, they returned with their 3rd album “Hot Cakes” and have been on a regular basis about ever 2 years and they keep getting better. Not knowing if they were ever to return, I was sad not having them on the music scene. Justin entered in to rehab and afterwards decided to leave the band. After their second album, the band hit a rough spot.

Lead singer, Justin Hawkins, has this insane falsetto that not many people could ever think of doing and the band is loud and awesome. I didn’t even know if this was a parody of if these guys were for real, but I loved it. It was so 80’s retro and 70’s glam all rolled in to one while at the same time being a little tongue-in-cheek. The Darkness came out of nowhere in 2003 with the song “I Believe in a Thing Called Love” and when I heard that song, I was hooked.