It's been a good four years since Winnipeg punks Propagandhi released their sixth full-length LP Failed States, but new material could be arriving sooner than we think if a recent live show is anything to go by.
Currently playing a handful of live dates in the United States, the band stopped in Dallas last night (October 23) to take the stage at Gas Monkey Live. Two new songs were part of the set, one featuring triumphant thrash in E-flat, while the second employs some burly riffing in C-sharp.
You can view fan-shot videos of each from YouTube user xSteamPunk in the players below. The rest of the set included "Dear Coach's Corner," "Without Love," "The Banger's Embrace," "Human(e) Meat" and more.
Propagandhi are also a little over one year removed from bringing touring guitarist Sulynn Hago into the fold, chosen from over 400 different players following an online application process.
"It's a band I've been listening to since I was 13," she told Exclaim! "On one hand, it feels surreal, and these things don't seem to ever happen to people, to have this opportunity to be able to play in one of your favourite bands. It really does feel pretty crazy. But on the other hand, I've been playing in bands for years and they've progressively done more and gotten better."
Watch the band perform the two new songs in the players below.
Currently playing a handful of live dates in the United States, the band stopped in Dallas last night (October 23) to take the stage at Gas Monkey Live. Two new songs were part of the set, one featuring triumphant thrash in E-flat, while the second employs some burly riffing in C-sharp.
You can view fan-shot videos of each from YouTube user xSteamPunk in the players below. The rest of the set included "Dear Coach's Corner," "Without Love," "The Banger's Embrace," "Human(e) Meat" and more.
Propagandhi are also a little over one year removed from bringing touring guitarist Sulynn Hago into the fold, chosen from over 400 different players following an online application process.
"It's a band I've been listening to since I was 13," she told Exclaim! "On one hand, it feels surreal, and these things don't seem to ever happen to people, to have this opportunity to be able to play in one of your favourite bands. It really does feel pretty crazy. But on the other hand, I've been playing in bands for years and they've progressively done more and gotten better."
Watch the band perform the two new songs in the players below.
