Pull
| Preview | Track No. | Title |
| 1 | Ephemeral | |
| 2 | Ease | |
| 3 | Pull | |
| 4 | The Ways We Were | |
| 5 | Tetanus Blades | |
| 6 | Doomed | |
| 7 | Weakening Pulse | |
| 8 | Final Voyage | |
| 9 | Unspeakable Majesty |
After delivering one the most critically acclaimed alternative metal albums of 2021 with Push, Sons of Alpha Centauri – fronted by cult emo icon vocalist Jonah Matranga from post-hardcore legends Far and Gratitude – now prepares to release their fourth studio album, Pull.
Pull delivers a powerhouse of searing post-hardcore, alternative metal, and dreamy progressive riff rock, providing the natural evolution of Push while capturing both a renaissance of 1990s post-hardcore and a future take on atmospheric dream-metal. The band is once again joined by drummer Mitch Wheeler – the percussive powerhouse and backbone of Will Haven and founding member of Ghostride and The Abominable Iron Sloth – who together with guitarist Marlon King and bassist Nick Hannon deliver a formidable hard rock foundation for Matranga’s emotional and dreamy overlay.
This milestone album was recorded by Lance Jackman of Deftones and Joe Johnson at Pus Cavern Studios in Sacramento (Deftones, Dance Gavin Dance, Hoods), engineered and mixed by Dan Lucas, and mastered by Nick Zampiello at New Alliance East Mastering (Cave In, Converge, Pelican, ISIS).
Push has been mastered by the legendary Nick Zampiello (Cave In, Converge, ISIS) and presented impeccably by Exile on Mainstream Records.
Jonah Matranga (vocals)
Marlon King (guitars)
Nick Hannon (bass)
Mitch Wheeler (drums)
Dan Lucas (drums)
Produced & mixed by Dan Lucas
Mastered by Nick Zampiello (Cave In, Converge, ISIS)
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