Pull Down the Sun is an eclectic metal band hailing from Whanganui, New Zealand, known for fusing their heavy soundscapes with elements of Māori culture and mythology. Their music, characterized by weighty riffs, atmospheric instrumentation, and a narrative-driven approach, delves deeply into the rich storytelling tradition of their indigenous heritage. Their dynamic sound reflects a thoughtful blend of genres, ranging from progressive metal to post-rock, interlaced with traditional Māori instrumentation and themes.

The band's recent work, including the EP "Tūrehu" and their ambitious album "Of Valleys and Mountains," showcases their continued evolution and commitment to thematic cohesion. The album "Of Valleys and Mountains," released in 2020, is an explorative journey through the narratives of Māori legends, portrayed through an array of intense and emotional musical passages. Not just content to entertain, Pull Down the Sun seeks to enlighten their audience about Aotearoa’s indigenous culture, making their offerings as educational as they are immersive and sonically engaging. Their artistic identity is firmly rooted in the connection to their land and ancestry, and this intensity resonates deeply through their powerful music.