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    One Way Ticket To Hell...and Back

    "It's such a fine line between stupid and clever," singer-guitarist David St. Hubbins points out in This Is Spinal Tap. Justin Hawkins -- singer-guitarist-songwriter of British throwback-metal band the Darkness -- dances all over that line with outrageous aplomb in "Bald," a hilarious...

    2005 RS: 3of 5 Stars

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The Darkness burst out of Norfolk, En gland, in 2003 with a party-hearty anthem called "I Believe in a Thing Called Love," a slightly retro barn burner full of huge-ass guitars and Justin Hawkins' Tiny Tim-worthy falsetto shrieks. Like many turn-of-the-century hard-rock revivalists, this British quartet is immersed in the one-two punch of AC/DC and early Queen, but Permission to Land is no irony-d...

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