"Spit Polish," the second studio album by enigmatic artist Tim Rogers, emerges from the vaults, celebrating its 20th anniversary. Originally released in 2004, "Spit Polish" represents a long-awaited opportunity to revisit a beloved classic.

On "Spit Polish," we see Rogers joined by The Temperance Union, which features the talents of Stuart Seed, Ian Kitney, and Shane O'Mara. Together, they embark on an exploration of sonics, blending elements of rock, country, and folk. The tracks on "Spit Polish" find Rogers confronting his own internal struggles and contradictions with unflinching honesty. Previously unavailable on digital platforms, the album's arrival marks a celebrated occasion for fans who have long appreciated Rogers' signature raw emotion and frank personal narratives. The album will also be available on vinyl, allowing listeners to experience the album in all its analog glory.

Critically acclaimed upon its original release, "Spit Polish" has stood the test of time as a testament to Rogers' storytelling prowess, and unwavering commitment to self-exploration. Its mix of musical styles and personal lyrics continue to resonate with fans two decades later.