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THE DARKNESS To Work With Legendary AC/DC Producer On Sophomore Album

May 7, 2004

THE DARKNESS have recruited legendary producer Robert "Mutt" Lange to produce the follow-up to their mega-selling debut CD, "Permission to Land", according to NME.com.

Lange, who is married to country/pop superstar Shania Twain, has previously produced a number of classic rock albums from such artists as AC/DC, DEF LEPPARD, BRYAN ADAMS and FOREIGNER.

In other news, THE DARKNESS recently received praise from Avril Lavigne, who claims that the band are her first choice for a collaboration.

"THE DARKNESS are incredible," she gushed. "Their power is breathtaking and they are the one band in the world I now want to record with. I just can't stop singing their songs."

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