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Hold onto your seats, because The Darkness is back with their upcoming album Dreams On Toast, which is out new and includes ‘Walking Through Fire', 'The Longest Kiss' and 'I Hate Myself'

This isn’t just an album — it’s a flamboyant, glitter-covered rocket ship to the peak of British rock glory. Packed with epic guitar solos, dangerously catchy hooks, and lyrics that walk the fine line between genius and absolute madness, Dreams On Toast will have longtime fans screaming in falsetto and new listeners wondering "Where have these glorious weirdos been all my life?"

The Darkness stormed the early 2000s rock scene with their debut album Permission to Land (2003), reviving the over-the-top spirit of classic rock. They quickly made waves with their flamboyant performances and tongue-in-cheek humour, winning awards and breaking records. After splitting following their second album, One Way Ticket to Hell...And Back (2005), the band reunited in 2011, releasing Hot Cakes (2012), Easter Is Cancelled (2019), and Motorheart (2021), among others.

Led by the wild and irrepressible Justin Hawkins, The Darkness is known for their theatrical stage shows, outrageous outfits, and Hawkins' iconic falsetto, often compared to Freddie Mercury. They fought through personal challenges, lineup changes, and a brief split, but their commitment to bombastic rock and humour kept them at the top, releasing seven albums and thrilling fans worldwide.

We Always Had Tomorrow, the new album, out now.

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 The band has been playing together since the musicians were only in high school, breaking out of Florida to become one of the most influential pop-punk bands of our time. The group has headlined Warped Tour, toured with Green Day and performed on the mainstage of festivals like Reading and Leeds, their songs connecting positively and universally with fans around the world. Their message of encouragement continually resonates: never settle for what life has dealt you because you can do better. It’s that passion and optimism that has kept New Found Glory together for all these years and all these albums and all these tours. 

Highlighted by ‘The Music’ as the Queensland feature artist in 2023, Reckless Coast are at the forefront of today's rock resurgence. With a sonic persona resembling Foo Fighters adrenaline with retro-rock highlights, Reckless Coast form the unique bond connecting Indie/Alt modernity with quintessential eras of Rock 'n' Roll. 

Their name inspired by gruelling conditions members faced touring Australia's coastline during the 2019 bushfires, Reckless Coast developed their organically high energy showmanship during early days playing renown Rock 'n' Roll "dive bar" venues such The Espy in St. Kilda, and Sydney's late Frankie's Pizza. Releasing defining singles such as 'Gossip' and 'TALK', Reckless Coast went on to support within a three-month period, the likes of The Delta Riggs, Press Club, and most notably, The Southern River Band; where they were the sole support on all 'Stan Qualen' QLD tour dates. 

Fuelled by these milestones and heralded by their flagship single 'Burn Street', Reckless Coast released their debut EP 'Naked & Famous', garnering national radio and press coverage from the likes of Triple J, The AU Review and Pedestrian. Paired with international press features from Too Much Love Mag (Miami, USA), The Bucket Playlist (Switzerland) and York Calling (U.K), it bears witness to a global enthusiasm for Reckless Coast's distinctive Rock ‘n' Roll personality, as they continue to grow into their role as a key contributor of this decade's rock resurgence movement.

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