Exploring so many sub-genres of hardcore while simultaneously telling many different stories, Diaspora Problems vaults Soul Glo into the conversation as one of the most important heavy bands in 2022.
With one of the band’s intentions to inspire similar creativity, Diaspora Problems could well mark the dawn of a new era with SOUL GLO right at the forefront.
On Diaspora Problems, Soul Glo have caused a clearing in the forest with an album so boundless in its creativity that it cannot be ignored. This is the shape of hardcore that we had been promised.
The fact that Diaspora Problems is an essential and enlivening record from start to finish will only amplify the fact of Soul Glo’s importance in the modern music landscape.
If you want your ears kicked, Soul Glo can do that like few others, but Diaspora Problems confirms that's hardly the beginning and end of their talents.
Soul Glo's Diaspora Problems mixes hardcore punk, metal and rap in the best crossover record since Turnstile's Time & Space.
AHHHHAHAHAHAHHAAAAAAAA WHAT THE HELL IS THIS!?!?
This is so raw, creative, and INSAAAAAAAAANE! AGHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! AHHHHHHHH!!!!
This album absolutely bangs. Once the vocals kicked in on my first listen of this project, I felt like I was being trampled in a moshpit. I love the chaotic energy that Soul Glo brings, and the beats sound great and energetic. This album leaves me very exciting for Soul Glo’s next project.
While most of what I listen to is through deliberately trying to sniff out what’s making noise and seeing what resonates with me, I first listened to Soul Glo in 2019 completely by accident, unintentionally clicking a link one of my friends in Philly posted from a live show they saw. However, I’m more than happy that this chance of fate happened, as the live performance and their 2019 album that was then recently released showed these guys had a ton of potential. It wouldn’t ... read more
1 | Gold Chain Punk (whogonbeatmyass?) 3:47 | 92 |
2 | Coming Correct Is Cheaper 3:04 | 86 |
3 | Thumbsucker 2:01 | 83 |
4 | Fucked Up If True 3:11 | 84 |
5 | Jump!! (Or Get Jumped!!!)((by the future)) 3:26 | 88 |
6 | Driponomics 2:49 feat. Mother Maryrose | 90 |
7 | (Five Years And) My Family 2:50 | 86 |
8 | The Thangs I Carry 3:16 feat. BEARCAT | 84 |
9 | We Wants Revenge 2:23 | 81 |
10 | John J 4:30 feat. Kathryn Edwards, Zula Wildheart | 86 |
11 | GODBLESSYALLREALGOOD 3:00 | 84 |
12 | Spiritual Level Of Gang Shit 4:53 feat. McKinley Dixon, lojii | 92 |
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