CINEMATIC SPACE-METALCORE

Heavy is relative.

DEBUT ALBUM · LANDED AUGUST 28, 2026

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The Gravity Problem debut album cover

DEBUT ALBUM

The Gravity Problem

A collision of metalcore, cinematic atmosphere and the physics of a universe that refuses to sit still.

Landed August 28, 2026.

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THE SIGNAL

The universe has always been heavy.

The Gravity Problem takes the real physics that shapes the universe and turns it inward—using science and cosmology as the language for connection, isolation, love, loss, and everything that pulls us together or tears us apart.

Real science provides the vocabulary.
Metalcore provides the force.

GRAVITY

becomes attraction

DISTANCE

becomes loss

ORBITS

become relationships

RELATIVITY

becomes perspective

TRANSMISSIONS

From the Archive

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Two blue-white neutron stars merge amid red-orange neutron-rich ejecta and ripples representing gravitational waves
TRANSMISSION 26.011

MUSIC · August 9, 2026

Kilonova: We Died So Worlds Could Live

Inside “Kilonova” by The Gravity Problem: how core collapse, magnetars, neutron-star mergers, gravitational waves and rapid neutron capture turn the deaths of two stars into the birth of gold, platinum and some of the heaviest elements in the universe.

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A dark gravitational lens bends starlight toward a bright stellar nursery while a small rocky world crosses the distorted field
TRANSMISSION 26.010

MUSIC · August 8, 2026

The Gravity Problem: Heavy Is Relative

Inside “The Gravity Problem,” the title track from cinematic space-metalcore project The Gravity Problem: how gravity, relativity, orbital mechanics, collapse and escape became a language for carrying weight without letting it define the trajectory.

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Find your Lagrange point.

Where competing forces find their balance.

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ARTIST CONTACT

THE GRAVITY PROBLEM

Created and produced by Jason Dement

band@thegravityproblem.com