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Neurosis Returns with ‘An Undying Love for a Burning World’ – A Decade After Hiatus
California metal veterans Neurosis have surprised fans with the release of their first album in ten years, An Undying Love for a Burning World.1 The album marks a significant moment for the band, arriving after the departure of co-founder Scott Kelly following his confession to domestic abuse.1
A Statement of Resilience and Catharsis
In a statement accompanying the release, Neurosis described the album as a necessary outlet for navigating personal struggles and the anxieties of the modern world.1 They cite the “trials and tribulations” within the band, societal “insanity,” and the “existential confusion and sorrow of the climate crisis” as driving forces behind the music.1 The band emphasizes that this music serves as their method of survival and a means of catharsis.
Introducing Aaron Turner
An Undying Love for a Burning World also introduces a new member to the Neurosis lineup: Aaron Turner, known for his work with Isis and Sumac.1 Turner appears on the album and will build his live debut with the band at the Fire in the Mountains festival in Montana this July.1
Track Listing
The album features the following tracks:
- We Are Torn Wide Open
- Mirror Deep
- First Red Rays
- Blind
- Seething And Scattered
- Untethered
- In The Waiting Hours
- Last Light
Fan Reception and Availability
Early reactions to the album have been overwhelmingly positive, with fans praising its intensity and the seamless integration of Aaron Turner.2 The album is available on Bandcamp.2 and other streaming platforms.3
A Necessary Return
Neurosis concluded their statement by declaring, “This was now or never.”1 An Undying Love for a Burning World represents a powerful rebirth for the band, a testament to their resilience, and a continuation of their exploration of emotionally charged themes.