Se confirma q The Darkness sacaran su proximo disco a principios de 2015. Ya estan en el estudio y dicen q su proximo disco sera mas experimental



According to Classic Rock magazine, British rockers THE DARKNESS will enter the studio in August or September to begin recording the follow-up to 2012's "Hot Cakes" for an early 2015 release. "We've been writing it on a remote island just off the coast of Ireland," THE DARKNESS frontman Justin Hawkins says. "It's been a really inspirational place to work and a real luxury to be able to do that. It's a great place to write songs. There's really nothing to do but rock out and enjoy the scenery and the Atlantic. We have loads of super-strong material."

"We've put a lot of work into the pre-production on this one," adds THE DARKNESS guitarist Dan Hawkins. "There's an album pretty much already recorded, but in demo form. We're even talking about recording it in Kerry [Ireland] too. I can't tell you what sort of effect the place has had on us. It's just triggered some of these medieval, LED ZEP-style riffs that we've been missing for a while."

Regarding what fans can expect to hear on the forthcoming CD, Dan says: "I was reading something about [LED ZEPPELIN] and Jimmy Page was talking about how bands went out to make very eclectic albums in the '60s and '70s. Whereas these days bands tend to think, 'What would our fan base expect us to do?' and stay within those parameters. And I think we've been guilty of that with the last record. So this one is more like an experimentation in rock. It's similar to what we did on the first record [2003's 'Permission To Land'], where there was every different type of rock song on there."

He continues: "Change is good and we are changing massively on this next record, sonically and in appearance. Everything is pretty much going out of the window."

keith_caputo escribió:

Se confirma q The Darkness sacaran su proximo disco a principios de 2015. Ya estan en el estudio y dicen q su proximo disco sera mas experimental

Siempre tengo mis prejuicios con ellos y al final acaban venciéndome, incluso su último y criticado disco terminó por convertirse en uno de mis preferidos de ese año. El mundo del rock necesita, al menos bandas así, alegres y capaces de crear canciones para corear (algo tan y tan complicado hoy en día).

Dos consejos:

1.Que se dejen de experimentos y hagan lo que saben hacer.
2.Alguien de confianza debería decirle a Justin Hawkins que ese look entre Steven Tyler-Quevedo-La Jurado perjudica seriamente a la banda.

LOU RIP escribió:

keith_caputo escribió:

Se confirma q The Darkness sacaran su proximo disco a principios de 2015. Ya estan en el estudio y dicen q su proximo disco sera mas experimental

Siempre tengo mis prejuicios con ellos y al final acaban venciéndome, incluso su último y criticado disco terminó por convertirse en uno de mis preferidos de ese año. El mundo del rock necesita, al menos bandas así, alegres y capaces de crear canciones para corear (algo tan y tan complicado hoy en día).

Dos consejos:

1.Que se dejen de experimentos y hagan lo que saben hacer.
2.Alguien de confianza debería decirle a Justin Hawkins que ese look entre Steven Tyler-Quevedo-La Jurado perjudica seriamente a la banda.

No me acabo de convencer ese ultimo disco......
  A mi me recuerda a este..........

keith_caputo escribió:

Se confirma q The Darkness sacaran su proximo disco a principios de 2015. Ya estan en el estudio y dicen q su proximo disco sera mas experimental



According to Classic Rock magazine, British rockers THE DARKNESS will enter the studio in August or September to begin recording the follow-up to 2012's "Hot Cakes" for an early 2015 release. "We've been writing it on a remote island just off the coast of Ireland," THE DARKNESS frontman Justin Hawkins says. "It's been a really inspirational place to work and a real luxury to be able to do that. It's a great place to write songs. There's really nothing to do but rock out and enjoy the scenery and the Atlantic. We have loads of super-strong material."

"We've put a lot of work into the pre-production on this one," adds THE DARKNESS guitarist Dan Hawkins. "There's an album pretty much already recorded, but in demo form. We're even talking about recording it in Kerry [Ireland] too. I can't tell you what sort of effect the place has had on us. It's just triggered some of these medieval, LED ZEP-style riffs that we've been missing for a while."

Regarding what fans can expect to hear on the forthcoming CD, Dan says: "I was reading something about [LED ZEPPELIN] and Jimmy Page was talking about how bands went out to make very eclectic albums in the '60s and '70s. Whereas these days bands tend to think, 'What would our fan base expect us to do?' and stay within those parameters. And I think we've been guilty of that with the last record. So this one is more like an experimentation in rock. It's similar to what we did on the first record [2003's 'Permission To Land'], where there was every different type of rock song on there."

He continues: "Change is good and we are changing massively on this next record, sonically and in appearance. Everything is pretty much going out of the window."

GRANDES THE DARKNESS....Poco a poco estan construyendo una gran carrera despues de casi autodestruirse.Aunque os parezca increible lo que voy a decir,me parecen mas interesantes sus discos posteriores a PERMISSION TO LAND que este(gran disco sin duda pero con demasiadas influencias)y tampoco ahi que olvidar el fabuloso disco que JUSTIN y unos colegas sacaron bajo el nomre HOT LEG que a mi me parece incluso superior a los THE DARKNESS.