Today's Empires remastered

2021-10-15 by Simon K. STAFF | 7 Comments
Canadian legends Propagandhi are re-releasing their third record, Today's Empires, Tomorrow's Ashes, for its 20th anniversary. The album is getting a complete overhaul, with a new mix and master by Jason Livermore. Chris Hannah has been vocal in the past over his dissatisfaction with the album's overall sound, stating in an interview with Noisey in 2015 that:

“I just find it sonically not very listenable”. “I wish we could remix it, but nobody ever wants to hear a remixed 20 year-old record.”

Fat Wreck Chords are distributing the re-release, which can be pre-ordered now. This edition, as well as being fully remixed and mastered, will come with 4 bonus tracks. The album is set to drop November 12th.

Track Listing:
1.Mate Ka Moris Ukun Rasik An
2.Fuck The Border
3.Today’s Empires, Tomorrow’s Ashes
4.Back To The Motor League
5.Natural Disasters
6.With Friends Like These Who The Fuck Needs Cointelpro?
7.Albright Monument, Baghdad
8.Ordinary People Do Fucked-Up Things When Fucked-Up Things Become Ordinary
9.Ladies’ Nite In Loserville
10.Ego Fum Papa [I Am The Pope]
11.New Homes For Idle Hands
12.Bullshit Politicians
13.March Of The Crabs
14.Purina Hall Of Fame
15.Back to the Motor League (Original Guitar Mix)
16.Mate Ka Moris Ukun Rasik An (Original Guitar Mix)
17.With Friends Like These Who the Fuck Needs COINTELPRO? (Demo Version)
18.Fuck the Border (Demo Version)

US STORE:
https://fatwreck.com/products/todays-empires-tomorrows-ashes-reissue?fbclid=IwAR2ICAEwc6TDBCvKO4mHXV7JyHuvdEM0Q 9WsIEsZlSPXUXvPv1PD0rhaeKQ

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AU STORE:
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Tagged: Propagandhi

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DrGonzo1937
Staff Reviewer
October 15th 2021
18273 Comments


i'm pumped for this release

Pikazilla
October 15th 2021
29749 Comments


Awesome

deathofasalesman
October 15th 2021
8634 Comments


yeah this record sounds pretty bad mixing-wise, and i never got into it like potemkin and the albums after it

maybe i can finally appreciate it

DrGonzo1937
Staff Reviewer
October 16th 2021
18273 Comments


i dunno, i always found it to sound okay. it doesn't sound as good as the stuff that came after it, but not bad.

really looking forward to how this is going to sound though

LeisureMuffin
October 18th 2021
80 Comments


Failed States has a shitty mix too

StrizzMatik
November 13th 2021
4158 Comments


Came out today and it sounds like an entirely different album. The bass and drums sound godlike and the new mix especially brings out just how many killer licks Todd played on this.

bananatossing
December 4th 2021
2324 Comments


"Failed States has a shitty mix too"

Super late here but Failed States has already been appropiately remastered.



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