In 2012 The Angels returned with their first album of new material since 1998.
‘Take It To The Streets’ was also the band’s first album wit new singer Dave Gleeson, of Screaming Jets fame.
Now The Angels are back with their second album with Gleeson ‘Talk The Talk’.
The Angels founding members John and Rick Brewster together with Dave Gleeson perform Talk The Talk At Noise11.com
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