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What's (Re)New? — Pain Of Mind by Neurosis

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A few days ahead of its scheduled reissue, Neurosis ' 1987 debut LP, Pain Of Mind , is currently streaming at the group's Bandcamp site and pre-order links for the physical releases, which include color options for vinyl, are available at Neurot Recordings .  Highly anthemic, raw, and certainly energized, Pain Of Mind precedes the band's first actual steps toward the path that Neurosis would eventually cut for themselves, pioneering a version of metal music that investigated how sound could be explored and the treasures those deep recesses could hold.  Released at a time when hardcore was going through its midlife crisis, faced with either the possibility of growing musically or staying the course, Pain Of Mind is itself a crossover release, musically ahead of the lockstep one-two punch typified by hardcore's highest esteemed while adhering to the genre's speed, song length economy and aggression.  It's a blistering listen.   Pain Of Mind will be ...

What's (Re)New?: The Word As Law by Neurosis

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As has been the case for a few years now, the members of  Neurosis continue to keep the band's early records in print while bolstering its already robust discography with new music.  Announced today, the band's label, Neurot Recordings , will be pulling The Word As Law out of obscurity on August 25th. Originally released in 1990 via Lookout! Records , The Word As Law is the second Neurosis LP, their sound at this point based more in hardcore punk rock than the doom-laden and heavily percussive brand of post-metal music they would come to perfect and pioneer. Like Black Flag , Bl'ast , D.R.I. and other legacy hardcore acts who were looking to evolve within their genre, Neurosis also managed to devise some means of elaborating on the otherwise simplistic but effective bastions of angry, loud, n' fast, composing a viable creative stepping stone that makes no compromises on intensity or pace. Keeping in mind how Neurosis's sound grew with subsequent albums like ...

Stereokiller: Neurosis

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Neurosis Honor Found In Decay Neurot Recordings Released: 10.30.12 Stereokiller review Sincerely, Letters From A Tapehead

Neurosis: "We All Rage In Gold"

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"We All Rage In Gold" is another new track from Honor Found In Decay , the new Neurosis album that will be out later this month.  It's also the album's intro.  The track is available exclusively at Noisey.com . All info comes courtesy of Earsplit PR. NEUROSIS: New Album’s Opening Track Hosted By Noisey, VICE’s Music Channel   “We All Rage In Gold,” the immense opening track to NEUROSIS’ anticipated Honor Found In Decay opus, is now streaming exclusively via Noisey, VICE's music channel. The six-and-a-half minute behemoth bears some of the most ethereal, organic resonance, as well as some of the most glacial, signature NEUROSIS riffs found on the new album. Stream “We All Rage In Gold” via Noisey AT THIS LOCATION . The second track from Honor Found In Decay , “At The Well,” is being broadcast exclusively by National Public Radio , and a detailed trailer created by NEUROSIS’ visual artist Josh Graham and edited by video architect Kenneth Thomas is flowing at ...

Neurosis: Trailer for their upcoming Honor Found In Decay album

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As reported, Neurosis will be releasing their latest LP, Honor Found In Decay , in late October.  For the purposes of heightening our anticipation, a trailer has surfaced.  Watch below. The band will also be playing a London date with Godflesh in December.   All info comes courtesy of Earsplit PR. NEUROSIS Release Visual Trailer For Tenth Album Honor Found In Decay NEUROSIS today proudly reveals a brand new visual trailer created for their anticipated tenth studio full-length, Honor Found In Decay. Created by video architect Kenneth Thomas , also responsible for producing the mini-documentary for NEUROSIS’ 2007-released Given To The Rising , the intense look into the new opus features intimate details of the album’s layout hand-crafted by the band’s visual specialist by Josh Graham , personal commentary from guitarists/vocalists Scott Kelly and Steve Von Till on the creation of Honor Found In Decay , as well as the first brief moments of audio to be publicly ...

Cover of the Day: Neurosis

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The cover art for Honor Found In Decay , the upcoming new album from Neurosis , has been revealed.  Thoughts?  While I feel this imagery evokes enough about Neurosis in terms of aesthetics, I do like the illustrated covers of their past albums more.  This seems like an idea that's been hatched but not necessarily nurtured into anything substantial or brought completely to fruition, which I hope doesn't speak to the music.  Otherwise, I'm excited for this one.  All info below comes courtesy of Earsplit PR. NEUROSIS Unveil Artwork And Track Listing For Tenth Album, Honor Found In Decay Anticipation for Honor Found In Decay , the tenth studio album by NEUROSIS, is starting to intensify, as we count down the days until its North American release date on October 30th. Like an eclipse, a brand new NEUROSIS album is not a frequent occurrence and when it comes around, every last moment must be savored. For this momentous event, all the forces are aligned. NEUR...

Neurosis: Honor Found In Decay to release October 2012

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It was revealed today that Neurosis will be releasing a new album later this Fall called, Honor Found In Decay .  Details are, unfortunately, limited.  Over the last couple weeks, though, the band released these "Electrical Transmission" teaser videos that may or may not provide hints as to how the album will sound. All info comes courtesy of Earsplit PR. Neurosis' 2010 reissue of their 1993 release, Enemy of the Sun , was reviewed here . Neurosis' 2011 reissues of 1992's Souls At Zero and 2000's Sovereign EP were reviewed here . NEUROSIS: Title Of Eleventh Full-Length From Musical Pioneers Revealed It is said that great art has the power to take us outside of ourselves and bring us closer to ourselves simultaneously. Few bands have accomplished this rare feat on a more profound and consistent basis than NEUROSIS. For nearly three decades, their music has touched the hearts and minds of young men and women seeking contact with something beyo...