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Propagandhi|Supporting Caste

Supporting Caste

Propagandhi

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On their 2009 release Supporting Caste, Canadian natives Propagandhi seem more interested in the challenging prog metal laid down in the Great White North -- in the form of such genre giants as Rush and Voivod -- than continuing the group's earlier punk-emo leanings. Granted, there are still enough elements of their emo past that they won't be confused with Kamelot anytime soon, as well as having Black Flag/Descendents drummer Bill Stevenson on board as producer. But there's no denying that the members of Propagandhi are quite adept at their instruments compared to other emo bands -- especially on such tracks as the album opener, "Night Letters," and "Tertium Non Datur." Supporting Caste shows that Propagandhi are not afraid to expand their sound a bit, but the real question is, how far can they go without befuddling their early fans?

© Greg Prato /TiVo

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Supporting Caste

Propagandhi

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1
Night Letters
00:03:52

Propagandhi, Composer, MainArtist

2015 580451 Records DK

2
Supporting Caste
00:04:58

Propagandhi, Composer, MainArtist

2015 580451 Records DK

3
Tertium Non Datur
00:03:17

Propagandhi, Composer, MainArtist

2015 580451 Records DK

4
Dear Coach's Corner Explicit
00:04:51

Propagandhi, Composer, MainArtist

2015 580451 Records DK

5
This Is Your Life
00:01:03

Propagandhi, Composer, MainArtist

2015 580451 Records DK

6
Humane Meat (The Flensing of Sandor Katz)
00:02:48

Propagandhi, Composer, MainArtist

2015 580451 Records DK

7
Potemkin City Limits
00:03:49

Propagandhi, Composer, MainArtist

2015 580451 Records DK

8
The Funeral Procession
00:04:14

Propagandhi, Composer, MainArtist

2015 580451 Records DK

9
Without Love
00:03:50

Propagandhi, Composer, MainArtist

2015 580451 Records DK

10
Incalculable Effects
00:02:09

Propagandhi, Composer, MainArtist

2015 580451 Records DK

11
The Banger's Embrace
00:02:13

Propagandhi, Composer, MainArtist

2015 580451 Records DK

12
Last Will & Testament
00:15:15

Propagandhi, Composer, MainArtist

2015 580451 Records DK

Albumbeschreibung

On their 2009 release Supporting Caste, Canadian natives Propagandhi seem more interested in the challenging prog metal laid down in the Great White North -- in the form of such genre giants as Rush and Voivod -- than continuing the group's earlier punk-emo leanings. Granted, there are still enough elements of their emo past that they won't be confused with Kamelot anytime soon, as well as having Black Flag/Descendents drummer Bill Stevenson on board as producer. But there's no denying that the members of Propagandhi are quite adept at their instruments compared to other emo bands -- especially on such tracks as the album opener, "Night Letters," and "Tertium Non Datur." Supporting Caste shows that Propagandhi are not afraid to expand their sound a bit, but the real question is, how far can they go without befuddling their early fans?

© Greg Prato /TiVo

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2015 580451 Records DK

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