Propaganda

Sparks' 1974 masterpiece, Propaganda, is a quintessential blend of glam rock, synthpop, art pop, and art rock, with a hint of new wave. Released on 1 November 1974, this iconic album showcases the band's unique ability to craft infectious, witty, and eclectic songs. With a duration of 45 minutes, Propaganda takes listeners on a journey through 14 tracks, including the titular 'Propaganda', 'At Home At Work At Play', and 'Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth'.

Throughout the album, Sparks' distinctive style and humour shine through, making Propaganda a standout release in their discography. The band's innovative approach to music is evident in the album's diverse tracklist, which features a range of styles and themes. From the catchy 'Thanks But No Thanks' to the tongue-in-cheek 'Who Don't Like Kids', Propaganda is a testament to Sparks' creative genius.

Reissued by UMC (Universal Music Catalogue), Propaganda remains a must-listen for fans of Sparks and anyone interested in exploring the pioneering sounds of the 1970s. With its unique blend of genres and styles, this album is a true classic that continues to inspire and delight audiences to this day. Sparks' Propaganda is a fascinating and entertaining listen, full of clever lyrics, memorable melodies, and a healthy dose of wit and charm.