Crock Of Hits

THE DARKNESS / (upcoming) / CD (import) / Warner Music

The Darkness assemble the first best-of of their career, choosing and sequencing it themselves, and Warner Music release it on 27 November 2026.

THE DARKNESS - Crock Of Hits album cover

CD Details

ArtistTHE DARKNESS
TitleCrock Of Hits
Release date (upcoming)
LabelWarner Music
FormatCD (import)
Tracks21

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Track List

  1. I Believe In A Thing Called Love
  2. Love Is Only A Feeling
  3. Growing On Me
  4. Get Your Hands Off My Woman
  5. Friday Night
  6. Christmas Time (Don't Let The Bells End)
  7. One Way Ticket
  8. Is It Just Me?
  9. Every Inch Of You
  10. She Just A Girl, Eddie
  11. Barbarian
  12. Open Fire
  13. Solid Gold
  14. Japanese Prisoner of Love
  15. Rock And Roll Deserves To Die
  16. Heart Explodes
  17. Nobody Can See Me Cry
  18. The Longest Kiss
  19. I Hate Myself
  20. Rock And Roll Party Cowboy
  21. Masters Of The Universe (full version)

Music Video

Masters Of The Universe · Official Lyric Video

LINER NOTES
The Darkness assemble the first best-of of their career, choosing and sequencing it themselves, and Warner Music release it on 27 November 2026. It draws on all eight of their studio albums, from the 2003 debut Permission To Land through to Dreams On Toast, which reached number two in the UK in 2025, and it makes room for "Christmas Time (Don't Let The Bells End)", long since a fixture of the British December. The compilation became public knowledge in May 2026, when the band put out their theme song for the 2026 Masters Of The Universe film; the full version of that song closes the record. Five formats were announced — a single CD, one and two-LP vinyl, a limited three-CD set and digital — and the extras, live recordings, radio sessions and a separate version of "Masters Of The Universe" with Brian May of Queen, belong to the three-CD edition, so the twenty-one songs listed here are the single-disc running order. Japan takes it as an import, and a small London launch show was announced alongside it.