California punk force The Last Gang unleashes ‘Madness’, the lead single from their blistering new album, ‘Obscene Daydreams’ (out Sept 20th).

‘Obscene Daydreams’ is a potent mix of anthemic punk, tackling anger, defiance, love, and self-belief. ‘Madness’ showcases a surprising love song, a different side of The Last Gang. Watch the insane new music video directed and edited by Vicente Cordero, and hear the band’s inspiration behind the track below!

“‘Madness’ is different than anything we’ve released. It’s a ‘90s-esque grungy sort of rocker, and the only love song TLG has ever written. It was the second to last demo we introduced during the writing process, and it immediately felt like it was going somewhere. Of course, we had not thought of it being the first single for the album at that time. Simple but catchy, this story of hysterical-lunatic love is a good representation of the diversity of songs on the new record.”

MADNESS:
At best I’m infinite and reckless
Your worst is singing in my ear
We share illogically our headspace
Two peas inside the atmosphere

I came along for the ride
You came along

Strange our coalescent madness
Strange our coalescent madness

I was just another Tuesday
You weren’t supposed to be that dream
How did we end up ever after
We flipped the probabilities

I came along for the ride
You came along

Strange our coalescent madness
Strange our coalescent madness

Bad habits morph into addiction
Addiction bleeds into routine
A daily dose of this delusion
Are we the dreamer or the dream

I came along for the ride
You came along

Strange our coalescent madness
Strange our coalescent madness
Strange our coalescent madness
Strange our coalescent madness