Soul Glo - Diaspora Problems (2022) Album Review

Being the kind of hardcore fan that dips into acts like of
Deafheaven every year or so an act crosses over, I'm not the most
trusted voice here. However, I can tell when a great and rising
band is firing at their peak - as here with one of the debut
albums of the year. The politicized Philadelphia collective posit
themselves in a logical trajectory from the MC5, through At The
Drive In, landing somewhere near Death Grips.