Canadian heavy music pioneers KITTIE celebrate a milestone today with the release of their Spit XXV EP, marking 25 years since their groundbreaking debut catapulted four Canadian teenagers into international heavy metal prominence. Out via Sumerian Records, the EP features re-imagined and re-recorded versions of four standout tracks from the original album, all once again produced by Garth Richardson, who helmed the 1999 breakthrough sessions at EMAC Studios.

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Canadian heavy music trailblazers KITTIE are commemorating the 25th anniversary of their gold-certified debut album with the release of Spit XXV - a four-track EP that reimagines some of their most iconic songs. Set for release on 19 September via Sumerian Records, the EP features newly recorded and updated versions of fan favorites: ‘Brackish,’ ‘Charlotte,’ ‘Do You Think I’m A Whore,’ and the title track ‘Spit.’

It’s been more than a decade since Canadian bashers Kittie last headlined a stage on UK soil - and tonight at The Dome in Tufnell Park, the wait ended. The atmosphere inside the venue was electric with anticipation, a heady mix of nostalgia and adrenaline coursing through the crowd.