One of the oddest synth-pop setups to tour this year, brought its live act — consisting of two drummers, bass and vocals — to Jimmy Kimmel on Tuesday.
The Minneapolis group, which is touring in support of the sophomore album “Shulamith,” performed “Spilling Lines” and “You Don’t Own Me.” A good mix of the band’s sound, “Spilling Lines” is a haunting, upbeat gothic rocker and “You Don’t Own Me” lands more into the pop-ballad corner.
Polica performed at The band wraps up its U.S. tour with a show at the Belly Up in Solana Beach, Calif., on Dec. 18 (yes, that is the sister venue to the Belly Up Aspen). In late January, Polica embarks on a European tour.
Meanwhile, we’re still trying to figure out how to put the little accent mark on the “c” of Polica. Watch the band’s Jimmy Kimmel performance below.
“Spilling Lines”
“You Don’t Own Me”
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