wow. this may be the slackers' most cohesive and consistent release yet! granted, all of their stuff is great, but there's really not a weak track here (although i guess if you're only releasing five songs, you want to make sure they're all really good). the whole disc has an anti-war/political slant, and i think they raise a lot of good points ("it's funny how they'll go on and define terror as killing and exploding things to force your own agenda"), and they play some really good reggae and ska music while they're at it. i just wish the version of "propaganda" here had the lyrics vic sang when i saw them about a year ago, about how on sept. 11, 2001 the media was showing footage of people celebrating in the middle east--when they would have been sleeping. this seems to be released by something called "thought squad"--get it at a slackers show, or try checking these websites:
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