I think this may be my favourite song on the album (although that's a tough call). It's like the love child of "I Am The Walrus", "Bohemian Rhapsody", "Paranoid Android" and "This Town Ain't Big Enough For The Both Of Us". It's big, it's epic, it's over the top and I love every second of it. It's like a mini rock opera.

The new album is a 10 song sonic rollercoaster of sounds, vibes and emotions. Overall, I'd say the album is an amazing piece of work that is even better than their previous work. I'm not sure where they could possibly go on from here but I hope they do so for a very long time. The world needs bands like Glitoris who aren't afraid to stand up for what they believe in and have the musical muscle to back it up. I'm not sure 10/10 is a good enough rating so I'll simply give it a \*/ out of 10.

The closest to a commercial pop record they've gotten, but it has it's interesting twists such as the operatic vocals of Keven 007 and Egyptian Maqam inspired guitar work of Andrew. The song is about sex positivity and is a celebration of people who work in that world, something I personally can not relate to at all, but I still like the song a lot as it's got catchy melodies and it's a lot of fun. It is utterly filthy and bound to offend someone...for which they should be very proud indeed.

We're just heading into Summer in Australia. This may be the feel good/bad hit of the 22-23 Australian Summer. AIF is the new Blink 182.