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Darkness descends once more

PUBLISHED: 01:56 17 July 2012 | UPDATED: 21:37 20 February 2013

Darkness descends once more

Darkness descends once more

Frontman of The Darkness Justin Hawkins talks fame, stepping back into the spotlight and Lowestoft school days with Wayne Savage

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