- Note to Self
- Failed States
- Devil's Creek
- Rattan Cane
- Hadron Collision
- Status Update
- Cognitive Suicide
- Things I Like
- Unscripted Moment
- Dark Matters
- Lotus Gait
- Duplicate Keys Icaro (An Interim Report)
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Lisa Moore Choir/Chorus
The Rod Bass,Vocals
Beaver Vocals (Background)
Jord Drums
Dee Dee McCaughan Choir/Chorus
Jen Wilson Choir/Chorus
Jesus H. Christ Vocals
Wab Kinew Speech/Speaker/Speaking Part
Todd Kowalski Composer
John Paul Peters Mixing,Engineer,Producer
The Rod Group Member,Cover Painting
Propagandhi Composer,Engineer,Lyricist,Producer
Dave Guillas Composer
Juan Flores Introduction
Beaver Group Member
Chris Hannah Composer
Mark Chaplin Crew
Jord Group Member
Jordy Samolesky Composer
Charlie Immer Paintings
Jason "Keebler" Colwill Crew
Jesus H. Christ Group Member
Mandy Malazdrewich Band Photo
Todd Ko Composer


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Overview
While not everyone will always agree with Propagandhi's world-view, no one can doubt their dedication to activism in the 20 years since they made their full-length debut with How to Clean Everything. On their sixth album, Failed States, it's clear that Propagandhi are still on a warpath of political and social awareness, and their increasingly thrash-influenced sound shows no signs that the fire in their bellies will be going out anytime soon. More amazing than their ability to stay engaged, however, is how much denser and more nuanced they are overall. Musically, Propagandhi have pulled off an amazing feat, adding bits and pieces of that classic skatepunk sound to their intricate and technical melodic thrash, allowing songs like "Rattan Cane" to go into a kind of intense musical sprint before opening up a little on the chorus. Lyrically, they have also continued to grow, making their songs a little less on the nose than early tracks like "Apparently I'm a P.C. Fascist (Because I Care About Both Human and Non-Human Animals)." The band gives the songs greater depth rather than always putting the message right there on the surface, and this change allows the listener to dive into the songs to really absorb and understand them. Even on songs where Propagandhi make their stance on an issue crystal-clear, there are still layers of meaning that can be discovered. On the surface a song like "Hadron Collision" may feel like it's about the environmental impact of cars versus bicycles, but there's an equally strong message about the freedom of not being tied to fossil fuels and the everyday joy that can be found in passive resistance. It's moments like these that set Propagandhi apart from the rest of the politically oriented pack, and it's a quality that will help them to keep getting their message out to the people who want (or perhaps need) to hear it. ~ Gregory Heaney
Product Details
Release Date: | 10/22/2012 |
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Label: | EPITAPH |
UPC: | 0045778719211 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Propagandhi Primary ArtistLisa Moore Choir/Chorus
The Rod Bass,Vocals
Beaver Vocals (Background)
Jord Drums
Dee Dee McCaughan Choir/Chorus
Jen Wilson Choir/Chorus
Jesus H. Christ Vocals
Wab Kinew Speech/Speaker/Speaking Part
Technical Credits
Troy Glessner MasteringTodd Kowalski Composer
John Paul Peters Mixing,Engineer,Producer
The Rod Group Member,Cover Painting
Propagandhi Composer,Engineer,Lyricist,Producer
Dave Guillas Composer
Juan Flores Introduction
Beaver Group Member
Chris Hannah Composer
Mark Chaplin Crew
Jord Group Member
Jordy Samolesky Composer
Charlie Immer Paintings
Jason "Keebler" Colwill Crew
Jesus H. Christ Group Member
Mandy Malazdrewich Band Photo
Todd Ko Composer
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