A New Kind of Army
Anti-Flag · 1999
43 min · 15 tracks · hardcore punk · pop-punk · street punk
Raucous guitar riffs and anthemic choruses collide with pointed political commentary in a punk rock rallying cry.
Why this album works
- Best for
- short, energetic bursts dynamic emotional journeys political engagement and reflection
- Context
- Released on May 25, 1999, 'A New Kind of Army' was Anti-Flag's third studio album, following the critically acclaimed 'Die for the Government'. At this point, the band was solidifying their stance within the punk scene as a politically charged collective, expanding their audience while maintaining an underground ethos. This album marked a significant moment in their evolution towards more prominent political themes in their music.
- If you like
- hardcore punk, pop-punk, street punk
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- Underground Network — Continues the political themes with a more polished sound and expanded musicality.
A New Kind of Army is an album by Anti-Flag, released in 1999. Raucous guitar riffs and anthemic choruses collide with pointed political commentary in a punk rock rallying cry. 'A New Kind of Army' is recognized for its outspoken political messages and has been influential in the punk movement, resonating deeply during a time of social unrest. The album features tracks that became staples in punk playlists and contributed to Anti-Flag's rise within the genre, helping them secure a spot on various punk charts and increasing their visibility at live events. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does A New Kind of Army sound like?
Raucous guitar riffs and anthemic choruses collide with pointed political commentary in a punk rock rallying cry. Rooted in hardcore punk and pop-punk. Start with "Tearing Everyone Down".
Is A New Kind of Army a good place to start with Anti-Flag?
Yes, A New Kind of Army is recommended as a starting point for new Anti-Flag listeners. Raucous guitar riffs and anthemic choruses collide with pointed political commentary in a punk rock rallying cry. Released on May 25, 1999, 'A New Kind of Army' was Anti-Flag's third studio album, following the critically acclaimed 'Die for the Government'. At this point, the band was solidifying their stance within the punk scene as a politically charged collective, expanding their audience while maintaining an underground ethos. This album marked a significant moment in their evolution towards more prominent political themes in their music.
Who is A New Kind of Army for?
A New Kind of Army works well if you're into short, energetic bursts, dynamic emotional journeys and political engagement and reflection.
How many songs are on A New Kind of Army?
A New Kind of Army has 15 tracks, running approximately 43 minutes.
Tracklist
New here? Start with Tearing Everyone Down.
- 1 Tearing Everyone Down Start here 2:55
- 2 Captain Anarchy 2:33
- 3 A New Kind of Army Standout 3:41
- 4 That’s Youth 3:13
- 5 No Apology Standout 2:17
- 6 Got the Numbers 3:14
- 7 No Difference 4:02
- 8 I Don’t Believe 2:29
- 9 Right On 1:22
- 10 What You Don’t Know 2:43
- 11 Free Nation? 2:43
- 12 Outbreak 0:53
- 13 Police Story Standout 3:37
- 14 The Consumer’s Song 2:10
- 15 This Is NOT a Crass Song 6:00
Release Date
May 25, 1999
Artist Origin
United States
Runtime
43 min 52 sec
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