English rockers The Darkness have announced the official track listing for their upcoming new album, Hot Cakes. View it below.
"Hot Cakes has a nice raw feel to it like the first album had," said singer/guitarist Justin Hawkins, "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 a lot of the material from the album in the live set for some time now. Each time we play a new song it feels like a deep powerful thrust in a frenzied love ritual between us and our fans."
Included on the album is a cover of Radiohead's "Street Spirit (Fade Out)" from their 1995 album, The Bends.
"We included the Radiohead cover because it has been a live favorite for many moons," said Hawkins, "and we wanted to release a definitive recording of our interpretation."
Hot Cakes is set for an August 21 release.
Hot Cakes Track Listing
- 1. Every Inch of You
- 2. Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us
- 3. With A Woman'
- 4. Keep Me Hangin’ On
- 5. Livin’ Every Day Blind
- 6. Everybody Have A Good Time
- 7. She Just A Girl Eddie
- 8. Forbidden Love
- 9. Concrete
- 10. Street Spirit'
- 11. Love Is Not The Answer
Listen to "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us":
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