Tracks 1. A History Of Violence 2. Tenement Kids
3. Uncommonwealth
4. Forget Me Knot 5. Better Days
6. You Can’t Take Back The Night
7. Even Hell Is Looking Down
8. All Of My Friends Are Like Drugs
9. Ready To Snap (feat. Michael Monroe)
10. Frankie Come Home
11. Ain’t No Good Time To Say Goodbye
12. A Positive Note
Tracks 1. A History Of Violence 2. Tenement Kids
3. Uncommonwealth
4. Forget Me Knot 5. Better Days
6. You Can’t Take Back The Night
7. Even Hell Is Looking Down
8. All Of My Friends Are Like Drugs
9. Ready To Snap (feat. Michael Monroe)
10. Frankie Come Home
11. Ain’t No Good Time To Say Goodbye
12. A Positive Note
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The album, recorded in Toronto and mixed by Dave Draper (The Wildhearts, The Professionals), is a return to form for the band. Rich explains “Reuniting with Billy and Jay for this new album brought my focus back to writing with a mindset that was pure, uncompromising Halos - as far as I'm concerned we've really achieved it. Having our friends John and Danni on board makes this feel like the strongest lineup that we've ever had and you can really hear it on this record. Additionally, Billy and I had always planned to call the third album How The Darkness Doubled. So it seemed natural to use that title now, 20 years later, for what I consider to be a spiritual follow-up to The Violent Years.”
How The Darkness Doubled is a relentless, high-octane blast of classic Halos punk rock ‘n’ roll!
