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Neurosis Releases First Album in a Decade Amid Lineup Change

3/21/2026

Summary

Story summary

Neurosis released their first album in a decade, An Undying Love for a Burning World, featuring Aaron Turner as the new vocalist and guitarist.
Scott Kelly, co-founder, left the band after allegations of abuse.
The album, available now, explores themes of personal struggle and societal chaos.
Neurosis will perform at Fire in the Mountains, their first show in seven years; the festival supports mental health initiatives in Indigenous communities.

History

Historical Context

Nirvana's 1991 album "Nevermind" transformed the music landscape, addressing personal and societal turmoil. Neurosis, formed in 1985, has significantly influenced post-metal, with their 2012 album "Honor Found in Decay" reflecting deep emotional struggles. The recent departure of Scott Kelly amid abuse allegations highlights ongoing accountability issues in the music industry, as Neurosis continues to advocate for mental health awareness through their performances.

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Story summary

Neurosis released their first album in a decade, An Undying Love for a Burning World, featuring Aaron Turner as the new vocalist and guitarist.
Scott Kelly, co-founder, left the band after allegations of abuse.
The album, available now, explores themes of personal struggle and societal chaos.
Neurosis will perform at Fire in the Mountains, their first show in seven years; the festival supports mental health initiatives in Indigenous communities.

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