The Pull Of Autumn
Outlaw Empire
From Beautiful Broken World
Rhode Island


Cross-breeding art with music via an evolving mix of musicians from near and far, The Pull Of Autumn return with their fourth record. A real hard-working group of players, their musical debut made its way to us only in 2018. The next two came a year after each other in a back-to-back run of energy and output. This time it's been a slightly longer wait but it has genuinely been worth it as the band have exceeded themselves once again. Taking influence from bands such as Cabaret Voltaire and A Certain Ratio, adopting the talents of The Pop Group's Mark Stewart along with the mixing skills of the iconic Adrian Sherwood, this latest album has expanded the horizon in every direction for this fast-rising act. Here's the single.


Streams of deep synth rise in expressive rumblings as the drums enter with sinking energy. Heady tones begin to churn and glisten in the upper spaces as a wandering funk bass thrills the undercarriage with vibrancy. A saxophone bursts through the pattern, adding organic sensibility to the base of repeating rhythms. Keyboards then rise to take a lead for a moment before the band makes way for avant-garde yet absolutely modern lyrics. Highlighting the problems still to solve in the world, many originating from the top and the bottom consecutively, a short burst of intention culminates in the poignant thoughts left lingering once the sounds have stopped.


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