Last month, Philadelphia hardcore punk collective Soul Glo confirmed the follow-up to their breakout 2022 LP, Diaspora Problems. Further building out the band's soundclash of styles, NA, I'M GON GRAB ALLAT arrives January 15th via Epitaph Records and is already among the most anticipated releases on the calendar. 

Introducing the full length, Soul Glo shared the frenetic opening track, "February Theory," with a guest assist from Tati Salazar of Commitment. 

Among the various weighty themes explored across the album' fourteen tracks, Soul Glo sources anxiety, interpersonal dynamics, drug abuse, the male loneliness epidemic and the Black experience within punk and hardcore for another poignant show of musical force from one of punk's most articulate, still ascending voices

Issuing another preview from the album, Soul Glo have delivered their collaboration with Tunde Adebimpe of TV On The Radio for the hectic, hard-hitting "PPL Worried." Tackling grief, self-sabotage and addiction, frontman Pierce Jordan continues to assert his songwriting acumen with pummeling, poignant stanzas. 

In addition to the most recent collab with Adebimpe , NA, I'M GON GRAB ALLAT is bolstered by a wide range of guest appearances from Colins "Bear" Regisford of Mannequin Pussy, Oxbow and Whipping Boy's Eugene Robinson and New York producer/lyricist MIKE. 

Soul Glo is currently out on a run of live dates supporting Chat Pile following a handful of festival appearances including recent highlight sets at Riot Fest. A current list of confirmed dates can be found below.

NA, I'M GON GRAB ALLAT arrives January 15th via Epitaph Records. Order the album - HERE