Another message from Canada:

Three visibly aging trainables, clearly in the wrong line of work and quite seriously on the verge of suicide, make a recording of their private thoughts set to music for distribution to the general public. New laments, meditations and extrapolations from people who just cannot believe they have to be here.

The band was almost dealt a death-blow in 2003 with the sudden departure of founding member and guitarist/ vocalist Chris Hannah, who left the band to pursue other interests. Remaining members Jordy Samolesky and Todd Kowalski quickly found a worthy replacement in one Glen Lambert, formerly of the Portage Terriers. Not only is Glen a much more rounded musician than the departed Hannah, but his commitment to "make politics sexy" has brought a newfound optimism to the once flagging band.

PROPAGANDHI’s “long-awaited” and “eagerly-anticipated” “follow-up” to “2001’s” “critically-hailed” and “impossible to categorize” “Today’s Empires, Tomorrow’s Ashes” is due out on G7 on October 18th, 2005. It is called Potemkin City Limits, is 41 minutes long, and contains 12 songs

You’ll be able to order this “record” October 1st. In the meantime, we offer you an MP3 of Die Jugend Marschiert, the sixth track on said record, which according to Kowalski is statistically the equivalent of a good game of sniff-ball. I say he is statistically the best representation of a sniff-ball. But that’s just me.

Download the MP3 of “Die Jugend Marschiert” now EXCLUSIVELY from the America’s Army website!