BEHEMOTH have announced a new full-length release titled I, Scvlptor, an exclusive upcoming record featuring eight previously unreleased tracks.
The band describes the release as a self-contained and significant work that connects their past with their present evolution. Pre-orders for I, Scvlptor will begin on June 1, 2026, the same day the official cover artwork and full track listing will be revealed. Fans are advised to follow the band’s official channels, as well as Massacre Records, for further updates.
BEHEMOTH frontman Adam “Nergal” Darski spoke about the concept behind the release, calling it an autonomous statement within the band’s catalogue.
“I, Scvlptor is BEHEMOTH’s latest full-length release — an autonomous work that bridges our past with what is new and fresh. It features brand-new, previously unreleased tracks that embody the full force of our live energy, intensity, and the fire that has driven this band for decades.”
He further explained that the band also revisited earlier material and reshaped it with a modern approach while preserving its original spirit: “We also revisited our earliest material, reshaping it with a modern edge while preserving its ancient spirit. I, Scvlptor is equally a tribute to the artists and bands without whom BEHEMOTH would never have existed. Get ready for 40 minutes of a sonic pilgrimage forged at the highest level!”
A statement from Massacre Records’ Thomas Hertler highlighted the label’s pride in collaborating with the band on the release: “BEHEMOTH are one of the most powerful and iconic forces in extreme metal, and we could not be more honoured to bring I, Scvlptor to their fans on CD and vinyl worldwide. This is a landmark moment for our label, and we are fully committed to giving this release the presentation it deserves.”
BEHEMOTH are currently wrapping up their North American tour, joined by DEICIDE, ROTING CHRIST, and IMMOLATION.
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