This is the new Propagandhi tribute CD. A thirty two track double CD, released to accompany the new book, 'Unscripted Moments: Conversations with Propagandhi (2020-2025)' by Greg Soden, available from Earth Island Books.
 
You can buy this double CD (IGN449) direct from Engineer Records here, or go to https://www.earthislandbooks.com and purchase it as part of a special discounted deal along with the new book.
 
The double CD contains 32 cover versions of Propagandhi songs recorded by fans bands.
The first CD is all electric, the second CD is mainly acoustic.
The full tracklisting is below...
 
How to take a couple o’ victory laps Propagandhi tribute CD tracklisting:
Disc One, Electric.
1, Comply / Resist - The Savage Nobles
2, Without Love – Arms Bizarre
3, Fuck the border - Bad Egg
4, Head, chest or foot – Zero Cost
5, Fedallah’s Heasre – Andrew Chevrier
6, Letters to a  young anus – The Isolation Booth
7, Showdown (G.E.P) – Sorrower feat. Jefferey Owens
8, Hew Homes for Idle hands – Scary Hours
9, Night Letters – Steven Iarusci
10, Todays Empires, Tomorrows Ashes – Lew Hodgert, Paul Hodgert, Matt Mikowski and Steven Iarusci
11, Who will help me bake this bread? – Catching Confetti
12, Homophobes are just pissed cuz they can’t get laid – Adam Huff
13, Anti-Manifesto – Chris Fox feat. Dave Masud
14, A Speculative Fiction – Danek
15, Leghold Trap – Adam Huff
16, March of the Crabs -  Michael Whiteside
17, Last Will and Testament – Colter Freund
 
Disc Two, Acoustic.
1, Dear Coach’s Corner – Karl Bullets and Emilie Plamonden
2, Fixed Frequencies – Andy Triester
3, Stick the fucking flag up your goddam ass, you sonofabitch – Hoss Bossman
4, Todays Empires, Tomorrows Ashes – Emilie Plamonden and Ian Legge (The Punk Cellist)
5, Adventures in Zoochosis – Mat Comtois
6, Note to self - Steven Iarusci
7, And we thought that nation states were a bad idea – Eric Epps with Josh Kemble
8, Fine Day – Paul Hodgert
9, Human(e) Meat – Lindsay McDougall
10, Rio San Atlanta, Manitoba – Husker Lew and Paul Hodgert
11,Tartuffe – Zero Cost
12, Lower Order (A Good Laugh) – Tomas Rosati
13, Devil’s Creek – Lang Huck
14, Iteration – Mat Comtois
15, Adventures in Zoochosis – Nate Meads
 
The book, 'Unscripted Moments: Conversations with Propagandhi (2020-2025)' by Greg Soden is 354 pages and full colour. ISBN 9781916864696 paperback. Officially published in September but with the pre-order starting now and books shipping as soon as they are available.
 
Propagandhi formed in 1986 in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada and are now based in Winnipeg. Their outspoken influence and consistency in anti-fascist, animal-friendly, gay-positive, and pro-feminist ideas have inspired thousands of hardcore, thrash metal and punk rock music fans across four decades. 
 
Unscripted Moments: A Podcast About Propagandhi began in 2020 as a fan-made song-by-song podcast exploring each release by the band. The podcast also features bonus episodes about touring, recording and more with friends, fans and collaborators from throughout the bands musical career. 
 
Among the hundreds of episodes about the band's music are more than fifteen hours of candid interviews with past and present members of Propagandhi recorded between 2020 and 2025. The conversations vary widely in topic and discuss songwriting, touring stories, favourite cover songs and side projects, as well as personal hobbies and interests of the band members. These edited interviews with Chris Hannah, Jord Samolesky, John Samson Fellows, 
Todd Kowalski, David Guillas, and Sulynn Hago span the career of the band from their earliest demos through to the recording of their eighth album, At Peace, released in May 2025.
 
Propagandhi has released music with G7 Welcoming Committee, Recess Records, Fat Wreck Chords, and Epitaph Records. The 200+ episodes of Unscripted Moments: A Podcast About Propagandhi have been downloaded more than half a million times and are available to stream everywhere podcasts are available. 
 
About the author:
Greg Soden is the host of ‘Unscripted Moments: A Podcast About Propagandhi’ and a super-fan of the band, with whom he worked to put together this book of candid conversations over the last five years. The not-for-profit podcast has over two hundred episodes that have been downloaded almost half a million times by fellow Propagandhi fans. Transcribing some of these interviews was a little challenging but the result is an authentic look into the heart and soul of a hard-working HC band whose message is more than just their undeniably great music.
 
As well as being a lifelong Propagandhi fan, Greg is a father, partner, teacher, and cyclist. He is originally from Missouri, USA but has travelled and lived all over, including the UK, Mexico and Canada. He now resides in Buffalo, New York, where he roots for the Buffalo Bills. 
 
Fans comments:
Propagandhi is the only band I know that has always stayed true to their values, and to combine that with incredible songwriting and musicianship -what a force to be reckoned with!
- Jenn Fiorentino, songwriter and musician 
 
"Within every Propagandhi song lies an entire world waiting to be unpacked. Whether it be a funny story, some complex political theory, or a much needed history lesson. Someone could devote hours to every song explaining these details. That someone is Greg Soden and the place is his podcast Unscripted Moments. This book is perfect for those of us that prefer to read these Propagandhi songs deep dive and study these complex worlds. No stone is left unturned." 
- Aaron Carnes, author of In Defense of Ska 
 
Propagandhi has been a life-changing band for many listeners, who for the first time were exposed to processes and ideas such as imperialism, veganism, and feminism, all set to an intricately melodic thrash-punk soundtrack. For years, Greg Soden has spotlighted Propagandhi's catalog and engaged with their members. This collection is a must for any Propagandhi fan. 
- Tim Gill, Ph.D 
 
“Propagandhi is a band that rewards close, repeat listening, and Unscripted Moments takes that to the logical extreme. It’s the deepest possible dive into the work of a band that makes you think, hope, rage... and sometimes even bawl your goddamn eyes out.” 
- Sam Thompson, Witchpolice Radio 
 
Propagandhi have been my role models in the punk and metal world for over 25 years. They’re the only band I’ve consistently followed for that long because they never compromise their values or musical integrity. They continually knock it out of the park with each record and live show I've seen. They set an example that continues to be a major inspiration. 
- Tim Macmillar, Protest the Hero.