"Pronoia”: the belief that the world is conspiring in your favour; the opposite of paranoia. Atreyu is a band with a legacy seamlessly intertwined with formative experiences for a diverse legion of listeners around the world. The Pronoia Sessions deconstructs, recreates, and reshapes the Orange County, California, band’s beloved anthems (and cover songs) as a haunting and hypnotic new collection. What began as an acoustic album evolved into a grand re-imagining of Atreyu classics. The songs reimagined on The Pronoia Sessions stretch all the way back to 2004’s The Curse (“Right Side of the Bed”) and 2006’s A Death-Grip On Yesterday (“Ex’s & Ohs,” “The Theft”). Two of their biggest hits, “Warrior” and “Save Us,” are reworked from 2021’s Baptize. And there are new versions of “Gone” and “Drowning” from their most recent release, 2023’s The Beautiful Dark of Life.  In addition to their own songs, Atreyu offers dark takes on Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers classic “Mary Jane’s Last Dance” and the enduring, Chris Cornell-led Audioslave ballad “Like a Stone.”