Sylosis’ “The New Flesh” album set for release on February 20th, 2026

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Sylosis is set to launch their seventh studio album, “The New Flesh,” on February 20th, 2026, through Nuclear Blast Records. This upcoming record will feature the powerhouse quartet comprising Josh Middleton on guitar and lead vocals, Ali Richardson on drums, Conor Marshall on guitar, and Ben Thomas on bass. Excitingly, the band has already dropped a sensational single, the album’s title track, “The New Flesh.”

In their own words, Sylosis has described this album as a pivotal moment for the band, marking a new chapter with a fresh sense of purpose and aggression. The songs on “The New Flesh” were crafted with live performances in mind, infused with a unique energy that sets them apart from previous Sylosis releases. The band is eager to unleash this new material to their fans, promising an unforgettable experience in 2026.

To give fans a taste of what’s to come, Sylosis has unveiled the official video for “The New Flesh.” The album is now available for pre-order in various physical formats, including CD Jewelcase, Solid Red Vinyl, Sky Blue with Black Splatter Vinyl, and Red and Sky Blue Corona with Vinyl. With a tracklist featuring songs like “Beneath the Surface,” “Erased,” “Mirror Mirror,” and “Seeds in the River,” “The New Flesh” promises a diverse and intense listening experience.

In addition to the album release, Sylosis is gearing up for their biggest tour yet, spanning across the UK and Europe in January and February 2026. The band will be hitting major cities like London, Berlin, Paris, and Amsterdam, bringing their electrifying live show to fans across the continent. Joining them on this tour will be Revocation, Distant, and Life Cycles, adding even more excitement to the lineup.

But the excitement doesn’t stop there. Following their European tour, Sylosis will be embarking on a North American tour in April and May 2026, alongside Bleed From Within, Great American Ghost, and Life Cycles. This extensive tour will see the band performing in cities like New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Atlanta, showcasing their powerhouse performance to metal fans across the US and Canada.

With “The New Flesh,” Sylosis is poised to deliver their most ferocious and captivating album to date. Fueled by intense riffing, melodic intricacies, and unbridled aggression, this record promises to be a powerhouse of modern metal music. Sylosis is on a mission to redefine heavy metal in the 21st century, and “The New Flesh” is a testament to their unwavering dedication to the craft.

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