LAW AND ORDER, the former MCA recording artists who released two critically acclaimed albums- "Guilty of Innocence" (1989) and "Rites Of Passage" (1991) and re-released the unfinished demos for their third album "The Glass House."

At the height of their career, LAW AND ORDER garnered significant video airplay on MTV with their singles "We Don't See God" and "Soul Inside". The band received a "KKKKK" review (the highest honor) in the UK's infamous Kerrang Magazine, as well as touring with the likes of Platinum artists such as Pearl Jam and Blind Melon. Their third album, "The Glass House", was recorded in 1992 and never released to the public as the band went its separate ways soon after the recordings. Guitarist, Phil Allocco, elaborates, "The band had lived together and the record was recorded in the house we lived in. It was a true collaboration- written, recorded and produced together. Much more experimental than the previous records, it was the band discovering our own voice. Due to the lack of support from MCA at the time, the band tried to get off the label - when the label refused to drop us, we declared bankruptcy to break all our contracts under the advice of our management. Soon after that our house burnt down, and we decided to end it before releasing the record."

"The Glass House" will be available on all streaming platforms on July 24th 2020 and available for pre-order on July 7th 2020.