FUEL Shares New Single ‘Pull Me In’ From Upcoming ‘Pendulum’ Album
FUEL has released “Pull Me In”, the second single from its forthcoming seventh studio album, “Pendulum”, due on 30 October. The band says the song combines its familiar heavy guitars and anthemic melodies with more vulnerable themes of grief, hope and reconnecting with meaningful memories.
Singer Aaron Scott described the track as a call for rescue from present difficulties through cherished memories. Scott joined FUEL in 2022 after performing “Hemorrhage (In My Hands)” on “The Voice”, and now works alongside founder Carl Bell, drummer Kevin Miller, guitarist Mark Klotz and bassist Tommy Nat; the group will also tour through the summer and autumn, including a New York show on 9 September.
- FUEL releases “Pull Me In” ahead of October’s “Pendulum” album.
- The song explores grief, hope and remembrance.
- The band will tour before the album release.
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FUEL are an American rock band formed in the 1990s, known for songs such as “Hemorrhage (In My Hands)”. Founding guitarist Carl Bell and drummer Kevin Miller are among the musicians in the current line-up, with Aaron Scott taking over as singer in 2022 after performing the band’s music on The Voice.
The group’s seventh studio album, “Pendulum”, is due on 30 October. Its singles give listeners an early sense of the album’s sound and themes, while the band’s touring plans bring the new material to live audiences.