The band's final album, "That's Life," saw them experimenting with a more polished, adult-oriented pop-rock sound, a departure from their earlier indie-rock leanings. The album features a more mature lyrical perspective, reflecting the band's evolution.
- "That's Life" was produced by Torsten Dahm and Gangway and recorded in the band's own Sweet Silence Studio in Copenhagen.
- Upon its release in September 1996, "That's Life" received a mixed critical reception in Denmark, with some praising the sophisticated arrangements and others lamenting the loss of their earlier raw sound.
- The album did not achieve significant commercial success and marked the end of Gangway's recording career, leading to their disbandment in 1998.
Gangway were a Danish alternative rock band formed in 1988, known for their melodic songwriting and occasional use of brass sections. They were a significant act in the Danish indie scene of the late 1980s and early 1990s.
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