I needed a few spins to get warm with this album, and some few more to make my voting. However, what I would have never expected after the first listen - and from a Marionette album at all - was that they would get one of my rare 10-votes at the end. I don't know what exactly makes this one so fascinating for me, but going more progressive with less songs than their previous releases was defintely the right thing, since Propaganda's predecessors all have quite a lot fillers in my opinion.
Also, this one has some pretty badass lyrics.