Beloved Black hardcore band Soul Glo - Pierce Jordan (vocals) and TJ Stevenson (drums) - are back with their best album yet, NA I'm GON GRAB ALLAT, out January 15 from Epitaph. Following the release of their acclaimed-by-NPR, Pitchfork and more 2022 album Diaspora Problems (14M+ streams to date), Soul Glo toured extensively, including playing Coachella and a set as the first hardcore Tiny Desk Concert. After staging diving off the famous Tiny Desk, Soul Glo recorded at Foto Club in Philadelphia, with production and engineering handled by Evan Bernard. The result is the astounding, NA I'm GON GRAB ALLAT, a punk ripper that retains the band's unique experimental edge, with cascading riffs, Jordan's mile-a-minute vocals and incisive lyrics, and Stevenson's inimitable drumming. NA I'm GON GRAB ALLAT is simultaneously more intense and more approachable than Diaspora Problems, maintaining the band's breakneck punk base while delving into abrasive hip-hop and noise, with assists from experimental rap king MIKE, Tunde Adebimpe of TV on the Radio, Southern rapper BbyMutha, Tati Salazar of Le Sirèn and Commitment, and avant-garde metal hero Eugene Robinson. Throughout NA I'm GON GRAB ALLAT's fourteen unforgettable songs, Jordan speaks on the Black experience within the punk/hardcore scene and everyday life, resentment, anxieties around relationships, drug abuse, self-discovery, and breaking down the, quote unquote, male loneliness epidemic. He dedicates the album to "everyone who has known the joy and pain of loving a man. All different types of love: platonic, romantic, familial, self." As you listen, you can hear the love, care, and complication that go into creating a complex and powerful album like Soul Glo's NA I'm GON GRAB ALLAT.