How to Clean Everything

remember

buying... propaganda how to clean everything um when i was like 15 or 16 and like not it didn't all like register with me of what was being said on those albums

yeah

and uh like i go back and like how to clean is definitely like their skate punk debut or whatever and like but I listen to it now and like lyrically, it's just like so far ahead of like a lot of the skate punk that was happening then, you know, like it's just like, um, there's just stuff like that, that I just, yeah, I was not ready to receive the information at that point.

Okay.

Yeah, they played that reggae song from How to Clean Everything, Kylie Selassie, Up Your Ass, and it's still super relevant and just so good.

I've been listening to it all week and to all their albums in general, specifically At Peace.

Hearing those songs live reminded me of why that was my number one pick for last year and your number three.

but

then like there was a good mix there was like there was one song off of how to clean everything only

one off their best album

get out of here propaganda what are you doing

more and

more with each album.

When you start at how to clean everything, and then you work your way, how to clean everything is punk rock.

If someone has ever asked you, what's punk rock? What is it? You can put on Propaganda's album, How to Clean Everything and say, this is punk rock.