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Neurosis Returns After Decade, Addresses Scott Kelly Departure
20 Mar
Summary
- Neurosis released first album in a decade, following Scott Kelly's exit.
- New album reflects on societal and personal struggles amid climate crisis.
- Aaron Turner joins Neurosis, debuting live at Fire in the Mountains festival.
Neurosis, a seminal band from California, has unveiled "An Undying Love for a Burning World," their first studio album in a decade. This surprise release follows the departure of co-founder Scott Kelly, who left the group after admitting to domestic abuse. The band described the album as a crucial outlet for survival amidst overwhelming personal, societal, and environmental crises.
In their statement, Neurosis shared, "The trials and tribulations in our personal lives and as a band, combined with simply trying to navigate the insanity of our society, with the stress, anxiety, and isolation that come with it can be excruciating." They highlighted the existential confusion and sorrow brought on by the climate crisis and mass extinction as significant inspirations.
