Their seventh full-length takes aim at those who use the bible to control the masses. The Bush Administration's legacy should keep the band in songs for years, from the war in Iraq to the economy. The group writes songs to build community and union, to create awareness and preparedness for when the students and workers of the world push to level the playing field and bring equality. They raise funds for those who need it most and have created the non-profit organizations Military Free Zone (combating a provision in the No Child Left Behind act that invades students' privacy for military recruitment purposes) and Underground Action Alliance (a networking site for social justice). These are an extension of what Anti-Flag's vision of punk rock is, was, and will always be.

Australian Exclusive edition features the controversial cover rejected by their American label plus the bonus track 'Corporate Rock'. "Anti-Flag are the most important emerging band in America. Uncompromising, ferocious and absolutely right. In desperate times like these, the world needs a band like Anti-Flag to set shit straight" Tom Morello (Audioslave / RATM). Anti-Flag's new album For Blood And Empire is the sound of built up frustration and fury, the sound of a promising new youth movement unafraid of a good fight. Sony. 2006.

Legendary political punks release their finest politically and socially charged album to date. Politico-punk icons Anti-Flag return in 2008 with the Bright Lights Of America, their seventh album to date and the follow-up to the critically acclaimed RCA debut For Blood And Empire. Produced by the legendary Tony Visconti, this album marks Tony's first collaboration with a punk rock artist to date. The result is Anti-Flag's most accomplished and diverse work thus far. The sound and stance of this album will shatter all expectations about Anti-Flag.

Anti-Flag tosses up the kind of vintage, early-'80s, So-Cal, melodic punk that B.Y.O., Frontier, Posh Boy, and other labels specialized in, and a ska song is welcome. New Red Archives.

Tracks: Angry, Young And Poor 2:42 / This Machine Kills Facists 1:38 / Underground Network 4:03 / Daddy Warbux 2:16 / Vieques Puerto Rico: Bikini Revisited 3:11 / Stars And Stripes 3:33 / Watch The Right 2:52 / The Panama Deception 3:03 / Culture Revolution 3:41 / Spaz's House Destruction Party 3:04 / Bring Out Your Dead 2:14 / A Start 2:45 / Until It Happens To You 2:48

Mobilize

Fresh on the heels of the "War Sucks, Let's Party" tour, ANTI-FLAG assembled this brand new EP to benefit a very important cause. This past winter, bassist Chris #2's family experienced the horror of losing a family member when his sister fell victim to violent crime, leaving behind a young daughter and son. We all have our own gut reactions when faced with tragedy. Anti-Flag’s was to put together this limited edition benefit E.P. in hopes it would help others who have gone through similar situations. The proceeds will be going to the The Center for Victims of Violence and Crime (www.cvvc.org) as well as educational bonds. "A Benefit for Victims of Violent Crime" features five new Anti-Flag studio tracks along with five live songs recorded at Pittsburgh's Mr. Smalls this past April. The CD pressing of "A Benefit for Victims of Violent Crime" will be a limited pressing, and this release will be available for download at all digital retailers worldwide.