Neurosis – Pain Of Mind 2LP 0.38 yet still might manage to

yet still might manage to generate significance and potentially even beauty for (some of) those who take the time to parse its inaccessible facade

“Accelerate the Rot” now stands as the fastest ass-beater in their canon thanks to new guitarist Vaughn Stoffey

sounding a noise-frayed lament

with eyes opened and spirit liberated

“Stelae of Vultures” makes an immediate impact with dissonant guitar chords and supernatural drumming

Neurosis – Pain Of Mind 2LP 0.38 yet still might manage toPain of Mind marks the inception of one of the weirdest and most powerful bands there ever was as they begin their odyssey through the sonic landscape: 33 years, 13 albums and counting. These gritty punk songs bear little resemblance to what Neurosis would become, but the future was written here, and if you listen closely to these kidsbarely out of high school at the time, you can hear their early influences: The guitars and existential anguish of