Noise Noise Noise has been a punk rallying cry since the last seventies when The Damned first issued this call for volume and chaos on the Machine Gun Etiquette album back in 1979, whilst The Last Gang’s resurrection of the battle cry is no wistful retrospective return to punk’s past, the defiance and anger is still reassuringly present. And let’s face it, there’s a lot to be angry about right now, but if you want to look for a positive there is usually one there, no matter how small or insignificant, and Noise Noise Noise is one such positive. With the pandemic halting plans and tours, The Last Gang had time to reflect and their latest full length is the result of the enforced sabbatical we have all been through. The album’s title track kicks things off with a defiant dub that harks bark ...
