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Propagandhi

How To Clean Everything - 2026 Reissue

In 1993, Propagandhi recorded their first album, ‘How To Clean Everything’, and released it via a then fledgling Fat Wreck Chords.

The album was hugely successful at not only putting the label on the map, but even more so at establishing Propagandhi as a massive force in the punk scene.

Leaning more toward the skate punk tradition than the band’s current work, ‘How To Clean Everything’ was a clear launch point for Propagandhi, filled with aggressive metal riffs and a young snarky delivery of lyrics about human rights, equality and radical left-wing politics.

Singer / guitarist Chris Hannah explained his reasoning for this reissue (with a twinge of his beloved sarcastic wit): “Maybe it’s the bath-salts talking, but I have come to believe that there is value in having something that haunts you until you are dead. I give you… ‘How To Clean Everything’.”

The reissue includes the full original album, three outtakes that Fat Mike cut from the initial record and a rare four-song demo.

The album is remastered from the original analogue reels.

TRACK LISTING

Anti-Manifesto
Head? Chest? Or Foot?
Hate, Myth, Muscle, Etiquette
Showdown (G.E./P.)
Ska Sucks
Middle Finger Response
Stick The Fucking Flag Up Your Goddam Ass, You
Sonofabitch
Haille Sellasse, Up Your Ass
Fuck Machine
This Might Be Satire
Who Will Help Me Bake This Bread?
Pigs Will Pay
Homophobes Are Just Pissed ‘Cause They Can’t Get
Laid
Leg-Hold Trap
I Want U 2 Vant Me
Middle Finger Response (Demo Version)
Hate, Myth, Muscle, Etiquette (Demo Version)
This Might Be Satire (Demo Version)
Fuck Machine (Demo Version)

Propagandhi

Today’s Empires, Tomorrow’s Ashes - 2026 Reissue

The best political punk band of the 1990s returned in 2001 with their fiercest record yet, 14 tracks of thundering thrash. Knowledge is power. Arm yourself.

After 1993’s ‘How To Clean Everything’ and 1996’s ‘Less Talk, More Rock’, ‘Today’s Empires, Tomorrow’s Ashes’ was Propagandhi’s third and penultimate album on FAT. It marked a transition period for the band. Not only was it their first record after the departure of bassist / vocalist John K. Sampson - who was replaced by Todd Kowalski - but it also saw the start of the shift towards the sound that has now come to define them.

The result was an album that, despite singer Chris Hannah’s reservations, truly set the benchmark back then, and does so even more in its new sonic form. Just listen to what opener ‘Mate Ka Moris Ukun Rasik An’ or the caustic title track sound like now, not to mention the still-eyeopening blast of ‘With Friends Like These Who the Fuck Needs COINTELPRO?’, the lyrical content of which remains as shocking today as it was back then.

Intelligent and visceral in equal measure, ‘Today’s Empires, Tomorrow’s Ashes’ - thanks to songs like ‘Albright Monument, Baghdad’, ‘March of the Crabs’ and ‘Bullshit Politicians’ -offers up one of the most vicious indictments of American (and, to be fair, Western) imperialism ever committed to tape.

Reissue of 20th anniversary pressing. All tracks fully remixed and remastered.

Produced by Ryan Greene at Motor Studios. Mixed and mastered by Jason Livermore at The Blasting Room.

TRACK LISTING

Mate Ka Moris UkunRasikAn
Fuck The Border
Today's Empires, Tomorrow's Ashes
Back To The Motor League
Natural Disasters
With Friends Like These Who The Fuck Needs COINTELPRO?
Albright Monument, Baghdad
Ordinary People Do Fucked-Up Things When Fucked-Up Things Become Ordinary
Ladies Nite In Loserville
Ego Sum Papa (I Am The Pope)
New Homes For Idle Hands
Bullshit Politicians
March Of The Crabs
Purina Hall Of Fame

Propagandhi

At Peace

Known for their incisive political commentary and genre-blurring soundscapes, the band continues to challenge both the status quo and their own musical boundaries. 'At Peace' promises a fusion of their signature punk ethos with progressive elements, delivering a sonic assault that's as thought-provoking as it is relentless. As the follow-up to 2017's 'Victory Lap', this album is poised to reaffirm Propagandhi's place at the forefront of politically charged punk rock.

TRACK LISTING

1. Guiding Lights
2. At Peace
3. Cat Guy
4. No Longer Young
5. Rented P.A.
6. Stargazing
7. God Of Avarice
8. Prismatic Spray (The Tinder Date)
9. Benito's Earlier Work
10. Vampires Are Real
11. Fire Season
12. Day By Day
13. Something Needs To Die But Maybe It's Not You


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