Jeff Wilson<\/strong> has never been short on creative outlets, but Deeper Graves<\/strong> remains his most inward-looking. The solo project \u2014 a stark counterpoint to his work in Chrome Waves<\/strong>, Contrition<\/strong>, and formerly Nachtmystium<\/strong> and Wolvhammer<\/strong> \u2014 continues its slow descent with Pull Me Toward The Dark<\/em>, due digitally February 27 via Disorder Recordings.<\/p>\n One of the album’s most striking moments arrives in “Over My Shoulder,” a track Wilson describes as something of an unexpected outlier: “It’s a bit of an oddball for this project,” Wilson<\/strong> explains. “I never really had the intention of ripping a Type O<\/strong> vibe here, but once the ‘solo’ was laid down, I dug my heels in and went with it.”<\/p>\n He adds: “And as inferior as it is to any of the band’s material, I hope this subtle tribute proves their legacy will live way beyond all of us.”<\/p>\n Entirely self-performed, engineered, recorded, mixed, mastered, and even visually realized by Wilson<\/strong> \u2014 who also handled the album’s cover art and photography \u2014 Pull Me Toward The <\/em>Dark is a solitary work in the truest sense.<\/p>\n Fans of Beastmilk<\/strong>, Killing Joke<\/strong>, Joy Division<\/strong>, and The Sisters of Mercy<\/strong> will find familiar spirits in Deeper Graves<\/strong>‘ slow-moving, atmospheric post-punk, though Wilson<\/strong> is less interested in nostalgia than reinterpretation. Pre-orders for Pull Me Toward The Dark<\/em> are available here.<\/p>\n