In Glorytellers, Geoff Farina is more storyteller than proselytizer. He delivers lyrics with the same staccato, stream-of-consciousness style that helped define Karate’s sound, but these image-laden lyrics are decidedly more narrative. They include stories of a teenage mother determined to raise her child against her family’s wishes, of a friend habitually in trouble with the law, of suburban parents who inadvertently vote for the policies that send their sons to war, and of Karate's experience witnessing a drug-related murder on tour.

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