Godflesh announce their final album, titled Decay, and release the track “Living/Ending.” The band—formed by Justin K. Broadrick and B.C. Green—built a sound that blends slow, heavy music with industrial, psychedelic textures and electronic methods such as drum machines and sampling.
First appearing in 1989 with Streetcleaner, Godflesh becomes influential across extreme metal, industrial, and noise-rock scenes. Over the years, the duo remains intermittently active, releasing a long discography before reaching what the outlets describe as the end of the band’s run. While the announcements focus on the “final album” framing, they also emphasize that Decay is among the last releases in their catalog.
Consequence reports that Decay is scheduled for a September 25 release through Relapse Records and that the band streams “Living/Ending.” Other coverage provides broader historical context about Godflesh’s formation and influence and notes that the album is set to arrive next month, aligning with the late-September timing.
