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Godflesh release of album Decay

Overview

Industrial metal band Godflesh, consisting of Justin Broadrick and Ben Green, has released its tenth studio album, titled ‘Decay’. The six-track record was released via Relapse Records and features material from the same recording sessions as the band’s 2023 album, ‘Purge’. Broadrick stated he selected tracks for ‘Decay’ that did not fit the previous release.

The album is described as one of the band’s final two studio albums as an active entity. Broadrick indicated that continuing the group has become physically unsustainable due to health issues, including a hernia and a recent major abdominal surgery. He expressed a desire to pursue new creative directions following the conclusion of the band’s tenure as a live act.

Released on September 25, 2026, ‘Decay’ includes tracks such as ‘Master and Slave’, ‘Living/Ending’, ‘Feral Colony’, and ‘Consume Me’. The music is characterized by a blend of industrial metal, sludge, and electronic elements, utilizing repetitive riffs, distorted vocals, and heavy bass to create an eerie, atmospheric environment.

Entities

Godflesh · Justin Broadrick · Ben Green · Birmingham · Relapse Records

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Godflesh releases new industrial metal album ‘Decay’

    Industrial metal pioneers Godflesh released their new album ‘Decay’ on September 25, 2026, featuring a blend of heavy riffs, electronic synths, and intense, atmospheric production.

  2. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Godflesh releases tenth studio album ‘Decay’

    Godflesh has released ‘Decay’, their tenth and penultimate studio album, via Relapse Records, signaling the potential end of the band’s active tenure due to health concerns.

  3. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Godflesh releases Decay, one of their final studio albums

    Industrial metal band Godflesh releases Decay, one of their final studio albums, as the group prepares to end its tenure as a live act.

Sources

earshot.at · medienkonverter.de · metal.de · music.mxdwn.com · nextmosh.com · noizze.co.uk · rocking.gr

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