The Philadelphia hardcore band returns January 15 via Epitaph with a guest-heavy follow-up to Diaspora Problems.
Philadelphia hardcore band Soul Glo have announced a new album, NA I’M GON GRAB ALLAT, out January 15 via Epitaph. The record follows 2022’s Diaspora Problems, the album that brought the band’s frantic, lyrically direct aggression to a wider audience.
The new album features guest appearances from TV on the Radio’s Tunde Adebimpe, MIKE, Bbymutha, and Eugene Robinson of Buñuel and Oxbow, among others. The first single, “February Theory,” arrives with a video featuring Mannequin Pussy.
Vocalist Pierce Jordan said the lyrics are largely about failures in his relationships with different men and the idea that men live constantly at the expense of everyone. That framing gives the album a specific psychological charge, grounding its intensity in accountability rather than vague anger.
The tracklist runs fourteen songs, including four installments of “Resentment.” Soul Glo will tour North America this fall with Chat Pile, beginning September 10 in Raleigh and running through November 22 in Lawrence, with stops at Hopscotch Festival and Riot Fest.
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