Canadian punk band Propagandhi have shared their new single Victory Lap, the title track from their upcoming seventh album. Due out September 29 on Epitaph, Victory Lap is Propagandhi’s first full-length since 2012’s Failed States.

Confrontational and cathartic, Victory Lap delivers Propagandhi’s signature hybrid of snarling riffs, urgent rhythms, and politically charged lyrics. Like much of Victory Lap, the track captures the frenetic energy off an unapologetically political band at a time when political speech seems overwhelmingly fractured.

Since forming in Manitoba in 1986, Propagandhi have brought an emphatic anti-fascist message to their music. Along with addressing a number of personal losses suffered in recent years, Victory Lap finds the band facing a landscape in which fascism is—among a certain crowd—suddenly trendy.

Victory Lap also marks Propagandhi’s first album with new guitarist Sulynn Hago, who joins Samolesky, frontman Chris Hannah, and bassist Todd Kowalski. Replacing longtime guitarist David Guillas (who appears on several tracks on Victory Lap), Hago was added to the lineup after Propagandhi put out a call for audition tapes and received over 400 responses.

Watch the video below and preorder a copy over here.

Tracklisting:

Victory Lap - 2:56
Comply/ Resist - 3:22
Cop Just Out of Frame - 2:46
When All Your Fears Collide - 3:17
Letters to a Young Anus - 2:19
Lower Order (A Good Laugh) - 3:06
Failed Imagineer - 2:11
Call Before You Dig - 2:22
Nigredo - 4:12
In Flagrante Delicto - 2:35
Tartuffe - 2:36
Adventures in Zoochosis - 4:41