Canadian metal band KITTIE have released the official music video for “Mouthful of Poison XXV,” a newly recorded version of a song from their 2001 sophomore album, Oracle.
The track arrives alongside Oracle XXV, a commemorative release celebrating the album’s 25th anniversary, available November 13, 2026, through Sumerian Records.
“Mouthful of Poison” revisited 25 years later
Originally released on Oracle in 2001, “Mouthful of Poison” explores themes of betrayal, broken trust, and confrontation.
The new recording, titled “Mouthful of Poison XXV,” revisits the song a quarter-century after its original release as part of the band’s anniversary project.
Oracle marked an important period in KITTIE‘s early career, following their 1999 debut album Spit. The sophomore record continued the band’s development during the early 2000s, incorporating a heavier musical direction.
The anniversary release provides an opportunity to revisit material from that era through newly recorded performances.
Official music video released
The accompanying video for “Mouthful of Poison XXV” was produced by Wombat Fire Production.
William Felch directed and edited the video, while Megan Felch handled art direction and styling. Hair and makeup were provided by Linda Marie Civichino and Victoria Samcoe.
The production also credits a cat named Tilly as an animal performer.
Oracle XXV celebrates the album’s anniversary
Released through Sumerian Records, Oracle XXV commemorates 25 years since the arrival of KITTIE‘s second studio album.
The newly recorded “Mouthful of Poison XXV” is available now, accompanied by its official music video.
Oracle XXV is out November 13, 2026, through Sumerian Records.