Primordial Radio is excited to announce that Sylosis guitarist and frontman Josh Middleton will be taking part in the Radio Residency for February, marking the first Residency of 2026.
Hosted by presenter Adam Whalley, the Radio Residency will air every Wednesday, with Josh joining Adam to talk about the band’s new album “The New Flesh“, set to release on February 20, 2026, via Nuclear Blast Records.
Josh also talks about the “good pressure” that shaped the new album, his transition from playing with Architects back to focusing fully on Sylosis, and the musical DNA he draws from foundational influences like Korn, Slipknot, and the 90s death metal legends Morbid Angel and Deicide.
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Tune into the Sylosis Residency exclusively on Primordial Radio. Listen on Wednesday 4th, 11th, 18th and 25th February from 10:00am (GMT). Shows will be available on demand here shortly after broadcast.
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Sylosis has always been devoted to the fine art of breaking necks, but in recent times, the urgency of their mission has grown exponentially. Still surfing on a wave of acclaim and the effusive fan response to their last album, 2023’s ‘A Sign Of Things To Come’, Josh Middleton’s virtuoso wrecking crew are poised to release their latest and best album, ‘The New Flesh’.
A towering testament to destructive riffing, incisive melody and refined brute force, the band’s seventh full-length offering is a powerful showcase for the state of Sylosis in 2025: lethal, uncompromising, and avowedly metal as all hell. Dark and destructive, but dynamic and diligent, Sylosis are on blistering, career-best form on ‘The New Flesh’.
The purposeful reset that began with ‘The Sign Of Things To Come’ has evolved into something unstoppable, and the band’s latest work brims with confidence and authority. If it’s skull-shattering, 21st century heavy metal you want, ‘The New Flesh’ brings it like never before.
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