Gratitude was an American post-hardcore/alternative rock band, active only briefly in the early 2000s. The band was founded by Jonah Matranga, formerly of Far and later known for his solo work as onelinedrawing. Gratitude formed after Far’s breakup and was intended as a fresh, more melodic yet still emotionally intense project.
They released a single self-titled album in 2003 on Atlantic Records and toured with bands like Jimmy Eat World and Thursday. Despite positive reception and growing momentum, the band broke up soon after due to internal and label-related issues. Although short-lived, Gratitude remains notable as an important chapter in Jonah Matranga’s career and is still remembered fondly by fans of early 2000s alternative rock.
Offered now as a limited 20th Anniversary Edition, the reissue includes fully remastered audio, a 12-page booklet, and updated packaging. The Iodine Recordings exclusive is limited to 100 copies Green/Yellow Marble.