September 20 street date. On 2021's "Noise Noise Noise", The Last Gang pushed their musical boundaries in new and unexpected ways, spitting barbs both personal and political at whoever might listen. Its follow-up, "Obscene Daydreams", is 11 tracks of sharply composed, no-punches-pulled punk, which finds the Orange County quartet in top form and ready to explode. Produced once again by Cameron Webb (Motorhead, Pennywise, Alkaline Trio, NOFX), "Obscene Daydreams" is the result of a new, more intentional writing process. The expediency of recording served the quartet well, as "Obscene Daydreams" delivers in abundance, The Last Gang's signature mix of melodic hooks and raw feelings. While outrage and defiance figure prominently in those feelings, love and pride share center stage.
September 20 street date. On 2021's "Noise Noise Noise", The Last Gang pushed their musical boundaries in new and unexpected ways, spitting barbs both personal and political at whoever might listen. Its follow-up, "Obscene Daydreams", is 11 tracks of sharply composed, no-punches-pulled punk, which finds the Orange County quartet in top form and ready to explode. Produced once again by Cameron Webb (Motorhead, Pennywise, Alkaline Trio, NOFX), "Obscene Daydreams" is the result of a new, more intentional writing process. The expediency of recording served the quartet well, as "Obscene Daydreams" delivers in abundance, The Last Gang's signature mix of melodic hooks and raw feelings. While outrage and defiance figure prominently in those feelings, love and pride share center stage.
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