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"" by Propagandhi is a landmark political punk track, and its live performance in Sydney for Moshcam captures the band at a pivotal point in their transition from skate-punk to a more complex, heavy-metal influenced sound. Performance Details

Propagandhi - A Speculative Fiction (Live in Sydney) | Moshcam Watch the full Propagandhi concert playlist here: YouTube·Moshcam "" by Propagandhi is a landmark political punk

The track is widely considered one of Propagandhi’s most impactful works. : The song references the Battle of 1812

: Moshcam, a digital platform specializing in high-quality live concert videos. "" by Propagandhi is a landmark political punk

: The song references the Battle of 1812 as a point of Canadian defiance and mocks American symbols like "United We Stand" murals. 2009 Sydney Setlist Highlights

: The song won the inaugural ECHO Songwriting Prize (now the SOCAN Songwriting Prize) in 2006. The band donated the $5,000 prize money to the Canada-Haiti Action Network and The Welcome Place.


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