CINEMATIC SPACE-METALCORE

Heavy is relative.

DEBUT ALBUM · AUGUST 28, 2026

ENTER ORBIT
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.

Arriving August 28, 2026.

THE SIGNAL

The universe has always been heavy.

GRAVITY

becomes attraction

DISTANCE

becomes loss

ORBITS

become relationships

RELATIVITY

becomes perspective

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.

TRANSMISSIONS

From the Archive

ENTER THE ARCHIVE
A brilliant comet crosses deep space above a distant planetary horizon, trailing blue-white and golden material
TRANSMISSION 26.008

MUSIC · August 8, 2026

Sheila’s Comet: The Gravity That Brings Us Home

Inside “Sheila’s Comet” by The Gravity Problem: how cometary orbits, aphelion, the Oort Cloud and the Sun’s distant gravitational pull became a love song for my wife—and a year spent apart with the return already written into the trajectory.

OPEN
Two rocky worlds breaking apart under mutual tidal forces as fragments fall toward one another across deep space
TRANSMISSION 26.007

MUSIC · August 8, 2026

Roche Limit: When Gravity Makes Separate Lives Impossible

Inside “Roche Limit” by The Gravity Problem: how tidal forces, orbital disruption and gravitational reassembly became a song about two people choosing the collision that destroys their old lives—and builds a new one together.

OPEN
A water molecule above a continuous transition from crystalline ice through liquid water into warm vapor
TRANSMISSION 26.006

MUSIC · August 8, 2026

Frame Shift: Same Molecules, Different State

Inside “Frame Shift” by The Gravity Problem: how phase changes, lunar geometry, carbon and frames of reference became a song about seeing the same reality from a different perspective—and finding a better understanding because of it.

OPEN

STAY IN ORBIT

Find your Lagrange point.

Where competing forces find their balance.

Stay connected without getting pulled off course. Find The Gravity Problem wherever you listen, watch, or follow.