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Soul Glo Announce New Album Na I’m Gon Grab Allat

The Philly hardcore group have a new song with Mannequin Pussy, “February Theory,” out now

Soul Glo Announce New Album Na I’m Gon Grab Allat

Soul Glo, the hardcore band, is preparing to launch their inaugural album in over a year, titled "Na I’m Gon Grab Allat." This album is set to be released on January 15 through Epitaph Records. It follows the 2022 release, "Diaspora Problems," and boasts contributions from a host of artists including MIKE, Bbymutha, TV on the Radio's Tunde Adebimpe, and Eugene Robinson.

Today, the band also unveiled a fresh track, "February Theory," alongside Mannequin Pussy. This song comes complete with a music video directed by Robert Silverstein, which brings to life scenes of a bar brawl over a hot dog, a lively church funeral, and instances of literal can-kicking. View the video below.

"Na I’m Gon Grab Allat" was recorded entirely at the band's hometown, Foto Club, with longtime collaborator Evan Bernard. In a press release, vocalist Pierce Jordan dedicates the album to "everyone who has known the joy and pain of loving a man," acknowledging a broad spectrum of love – platonic, romantic, familial, and self. The album's track list suggests the "pain" aspect is well-represented, with four different tracks titled "Resentment."

Since their 2022 release, Soul Glo has been selective with their music releases. They co-headlined a tour with Zulu, performed at Coachella, became the first hardcore band to do an NPR Tiny Desk Concert, and even reworked System of a Down's "Soil" in 2023. The following year, they dropped the song "If I Speak (Shut the Fuck Up)" in 2024. Next week, the band will embark on a tour with Chat Pile, Prize Horse, and Shallowater, with the latter two joining a double bill on select dates.

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