Premiere: Stream 'The Policy', the blistering debut album from Canberra punks Glitoris

Premiere: Stream 'The Policy', the blistering debut album from Canberra punks Glitoris

The fearsome four-piece will be hitting the road this Nov/Dec on a huge tour to celebrate.

A couple of months back we had the honour of introducing you to Canberra-based outfit Glitoris and their politically-minded single Spit Hood, and we're excited today to circle back around and unveil their barnstorming debut album, The Policy. And it's pretty safe to say they've backed up their reputation as a real force in the live arena with a searing debut album that melds elements of political punk-rock, grandstanding rock'n'roll and devil horns-demanding metal for a ripper first LP.

Recorded at Sydney’s Pet Food Factory studios with Jay Whalley (Frenzal Rhomb), mixed by Clem Bennett and mastered by Mandy Parnell (Bjork, The xx), The Policy is a no-holds-barred attack on state of politics today and gender equality that demands some serious headbanging. And like some of the best punk over the decades, it also doesn't take itself too seriously in places (take for instance, tracks like Theme From Glitoris and What A Cunt).

Officially released this Friday 2 November via Buttercup Records/MGM Distribution, we're beyond chuffed to give you a sneaky advance listen before then. Strap yourself in and feel the rage below, and go see their much-raved about live show when they hit the road over November and December to celebrate The Policy's release (dates down the bottom).

TOUR DATES:

Fri 16 Nov - Vinnies Dive Bar, Gold Coast

Sun 18 November - The Bearded Lady, Brisbane

Fri 23 Nov - Oxford Arts Factory, Sydney

Sat 24 Nov - Lass O’Gowrie, Newcastle

Thu 29 Nov - Servo, Wollongong

Fri 30 Nov - The Bendigo Hotel, Melbourne

Fri 7 Dec 2018 - The Basement, Canberra

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