Sylosis Announce 2026 Album The New Flesh And Release Crushing Title Track

Sylosis have come out swinging with the announcement of their seventh studio album The New Flesh, landing February 20th, 2026 via Nuclear Blast.

The UK heavyweights have also unleashed the title track, a savage, precision built monster that shows the band entering a new era with teeth bared.

Sylosis ‘The New Flesh’ video

The album cements the now solidified lineup of Josh Middleton, Ali Richardson, Conor Marshall and Ben Thomas, a unit that’s spent the last two years touring relentlessly.

You can hear that miles travelled intensity in the band’s statement:

“Introducing The New Flesh. This is us solidifying the line up of the band and moving forward with a new sense of purpose and aggression… There is an energy running through these songs that we’ve never felt on a Sylosis album, until now.”

The title track single arrives with a video (above) and streaming rollout, signalling a record written with the stage firmly in mind, anyone who’s seen Sylosis live knows exactly what that means, riff driven fun, blast heavy precision and the kind of grooves that flip a pit inside out.

A new chapter for a band reborn

Following the momentum of 2023’s A Sign of Things to Come, The New Flesh pushes even harder, the album promises a mix of incisive melodic work, thick groove sections and Sylosis’ trademark riff violence.

Tracks like ‘Beneath the Surface’, ‘Lacerations’ and closer ‘Seeds in the River’ point toward a record built for maximum impact rather than nostalgia.

Physical formats include a CD jewelcase and several vinyl variants, from solid red to a sky blue splatter pressing and a band exclusive corona split.

Sylosis ‘The New Flesh‘ Tracklist

1. Beneath The Surface
2. Erased
3. All Glory, No Valour
4. Lacerations
5. Mirror Mirror
6. Spared From The Guillotine
7. Adorn My Throne
8. The New Flesh
9. Everywhere At Once
10. Circle Of Swords
11. Seeds In The River

Pre order here: https://sylosis.os.fan/

Sylosis have always specialised in high pressure, high velocity metal, but this new era leans into something sharper, heavier, darker and more deliberate.