Neurosis Releases 12th Album After Decade Hiatus

Neurosis, the influential post-metal band, released their 12th studio album, "An Undying Love for a Burning World," on the spring equinox of 2026, marking their first new music in a decade and their return to the stage after seven years of inactivity. The surprise album features new vocalist and guitarist Aaron Turner, formerly of Isis and Sumac, who has joined the core lineup of Steve Von Till, Dave Edwardson, Noah Landis, and Jason Roeder. It is available for streaming on digital platforms and for physical preorder through the band's Neurot Recordings label.

The album's release comes amid a period of uncertainty for the band, which had been on hiatus since 2019 following the departure of co-founder Scott Kelly. Kelly retired from music in 2022 after publicly admitting to emotional, financial, verbal, and physical abuse toward his wife and children. Band members expressed disgust and disappointment at the time, confirming they had already parted ways with him years earlier. Neurosis emphasized in a statement that they never officially disbanded but chose to pause activities. Turner, a longtime admirer, stepped in as a full member, contributing songwriting and ideas from the...