Darkest Hour: The D.C. band delivers a dutiful set at 9:30 Club

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Darkest Hour might be D.C.'s hardest-working band. For more than a decade, the heavy-metal quintet has been touring endlessly, both at home and abroad. It has played at Ozzfest and, quite possibly, in your neighbor's basement.
On Monday night, the group delivered a energetic, if dutiful, 40-minute set at 9:30 Club, riding near the top of the Summer Slaughter Tour's 11-band bill. At vocalist John Henry's request, local fans rallied into a churning mosh pit, charging across the club's floor to pound at one another in a brotherly but bruising way.
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Associated Press 17 Aug, 2011


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