What makes Propaganda by The Sound notable?

'Propaganda' is significant for its critical reception within alternative rock circles, praised for its lyrical depth and sonic texture. Though it did not achieve commercial breakthrough, it solidified The Sound's influence on subsequent post-punk revivalists and garnered a cult following over the years. Released in 1999, 'Propaganda' marked The Sound's sixth studio album and came during a period of relative obscurity after their initial success in the early '80s. The band had reformed for this release, aiming to reignite their career amidst a changing musical landscape, following their last album 'Heads and Hearts' in 1985.