IDLES share 'White Privilege' (Live From Glastonbury)

With the extended version of their breakthrough debut LP 'Brutalism' arriving this week, IDLES have now dropped another exclusive live performance rendition of one of the record's standout offerings.

The new live version of 'White Privilege' was recorded as part of their surprise performance on the BBC Introducing Stage at this year’s Glastonbury, and will appear on their new release 'Five Years of Brutalism', which is out on Friday 9th December via Partisan Records.

Speaking about the significance of the track, frontman Joe Talbot writes, “White privilege was the first time I became mindful of my abusive and entitled behaviour. I thought I’d dance with it and stop it. I did.”

Have a listen to the new performance of 'White Privilege' in the player below.

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