The Darkness debut second track Everybody Have A Good Time off upcoming album Hot Cakes
As The Darkness made a great comeback last year after a seven-year hiatus releasing "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us", recently they unveiled a brand new song titled "Everybody Have A Good Time", a track which is set to appear on their upcoming album Hot Cakes - due August 21st.
The English glam-rockers have also announced a new clip for this single is coming up soon - tomorrow, June 28th. The track is filled with a big sing-a-long choruses and just enough guitar solos making in its entire a retro, rocking anthem. The song is available for purchase starting June 26th at iTunes.
The Darkness have also revealed the full tracklist for the album "Hot Cakes":
- Every Inch of You 02. Nothin's Gonna Stop Us
- With A Woman
- Keep Me Hangin' On
- Living Every Day Blind 06. Everybody Have A Good Time
- She Just A Girl Eddie
- Forbidden Love
- Concrete
- Street Spirit (Fade Out)
- Love Is Not The Answer
"Everybody Have A Good Time" new track:
<iframe width="100%" height="166" scrolling="no" frameborder="no" src="http://w.soundcloud.com/player/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fapi.soundcloud.com%2Ftracks%2F50819155&auto_play=true&show_artwork=true&color=009cff"></iframe>On the subject of the album, vocalist and guitarist Justin Hawkins commented: " 'Hot Cakes' has a nice raw feel to it like the first album had, with occasional luxurious moments akin to the second. We're proud of the songs and we can't wait for people to hear them. We've been playing some tracks for the album in tour, each time we play a new song it feels like a deep powerful thrust in a frenzied love ritual between us and our fans. August 20th really will be a sweet release for all concerned. We included the Radiohead cover because it has been a live favourite for many moons, and we wanted to release a definitive recording of our interpretation. "
"Best of all, Hot Cakes has got even more songs on it than what 'Permission To Land' and 'One Way Ticket To Hell And Back had'. But not if you put them both together."