NEUROSIS Announces First New Album in a Decade and Returns to Tour
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NEUROSIS has announced its first new album in ten years, 'An Undying Love For A Burning World', released March 2026 via Neurot Recordings.

The record features Steve Von Till, Jason Roeder, Dave Edwardson and Noah Landis, with Aaron Turner of SUMAC and ISIS contributing as a session musician.

The band's return follows a seven-year hiatus after the departure of co-founder Scott Kelly in 2019, during which the group processed personal and emotional challenges, including Kelly's past domestic abuse and emotional manipulation.

The album was recorded over three weekends in winter 2025 at Studio Litho in Seattle by Scott Evans, and mixed in three days at Antisleep Audio in Oakland just six weeks before release.

The project emerged from a pivotal conversation with Charlie Speicher, co-founder of Firekeeper Alliance, a nonprofit dedicated to mental health services on the Blackfeet Nation in Montana.

Speicher proposed NEUROSIS as a headliner at the Fire In The Mountains festival in 2026, framing the band's music as a tool for emotional resilience and healing in indigenous communities.

NEUROSIS played its first show in seven years on July 25 at the Fire In The Mountains festival on traditional Blackfeet Nation lands.

The band has since been invited to perform at Hellbender at The Orange Peel in Asheville, North Carolina on September 5, joining ACID BATH, MELVINS and KYLESA.

NEUROSIS will also play two homecoming shows at the historic Fillmore in San Francisco on October 16 and 17, marking a return to the Bay Area where the band was formed.

Additional live dates are expected in the coming weeks."