British melodic thrash metal band Sylosis has released a new music video for their song “All Glory, No Valour,” taken from their recently released album, The New Flesh. The album, which dropped on February 20, 2026, via Nuclear Blast, marks a period of consolidation for the group’s lineup and a renewed sense of creative energy, according to the band.
The release of “All Glory, No Valour” is part of a broader rollout of visual accompaniments for The New Flesh, with videos already available for the title track, “Spared From The Guillotine,” “Lacerations,” and “Erased.” These videos offer fans a deeper dive into the album’s sonic landscape and the band’s evolving aesthetic.
Sylosis—comprising Josh, Ali, Ben and Conor—spent a significant portion of the past two years touring, and that experience heavily influenced the writing process for The New Flesh. The band states that the album was specifically crafted with live performance in mind, aiming to capture an energy they hadn’t previously achieved in their studio recordings. “An energy runs through these songs that we’ve never quite felt on a Sylosis record before, until now,” the band shared in a statement.
The album’s creation was also driven by a sense of urgency. As the band explained, the pressure of approaching deadlines contributed to the unique character of tracks like “All Glory, No Valour.” “While the deadline for everything was looming, we felt a pressure that really helped make this song something special,” they said. “It features a powerful chorus and one of our favourite mid-sections we’ve ever written. We can’t wait to play this one live.”
The New Flesh: A Renewed Focus for Sylosis
The New Flesh represents more than just a new collection of songs for Sylosis; it signifies a solidified lineup and a reinvigorated approach to their craft. The band’s commitment to delivering a high-octane live experience is evident throughout the album, with each track designed to translate powerfully to the stage. This focus on live performance is a departure for the band, who previously prioritized studio experimentation.
The album’s tracklist offers a glimpse into the breadth of Sylosis’s musical vision:
- 01. Beneath The Surface
- 02. Erased
- 03. All Glory, No Valour
- 04. Lacerations
- 05. Mirror Mirror
- 06. Spared From The Guillotine
- 07. Adorn My Throne
- 08. The New Flesh
- 09. Everywhere At Once
- 10. Circle Of Swords
- 11. Seeds In The River
Visualizing the Sound: The Music Video Series
The band’s decision to release a series of music videos alongside The New Flesh underscores their commitment to visual storytelling. Each video offers a unique interpretation of the song’s themes and atmosphere, enhancing the overall listening experience. The videos, directed by an as-yet unnamed production team, lean into a dark, cinematic aesthetic, complementing the intensity of Sylosis’s music.
The video for “All Glory, No Valour” can be viewed here:
Additional videos released in support of the album include:
“The New Flesh”:
“Spared From The Guillotine”:
“Lacerations”:
“Erased”:
Looking Ahead: Sylosis on Tour in 2026
With The New Flesh now available and a growing collection of music videos, Sylosis is gearing up for an extensive tour schedule throughout 2026. The band has indicated that they are eager to bring the album’s energy to audiences worldwide, and fans can expect a setlist that heavily features tracks from The New Flesh alongside their established classics. Specific tour dates and locations are expected to be announced in the coming weeks. Fans can stay updated on tour information and band news through Sylosis’s official website and social media channels.
The band’s artwork for The New Flesh can be viewed here:
Sylosis’s commitment to both sonic and visual innovation positions them as a compelling force in the melodic thrash metal scene. As they embark on their 2026 tour, fans can anticipate a dynamic and immersive experience that showcases the band’s evolution and renewed creative drive.
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