Polish blackened psychedelia quartet Cursebinder will release their second full-length Psychohazard on 23 October 2026 via Avantgarde Music. The album follows their 2023 debut Drifting and expands the band's collision of extreme metal, jazz-tinged improvisation and hazy atmosphere into a wider, more introspective statement.

Eight tracks unfold across just under an hour, moving from the dissonant opener "Limits" through the synth-laden "Saturnine Rage" to the eight-minute centrepiece "Prayers for the Living, Flowers for the Dead", which features saxophonist Dima Dudko of White Ward. The press release describes the record as "a force with no shape and no mercy", while No Clean Singing notes its "tense push-and-pull between existential urban ennui and nocturnal, neon-lit ambience". The first single, "The Astronaut", is already streaming.

The release date is confirmed by Avantgarde Music and the band's Bandcamp page. Cursebinder formed in Kraków in 2019 and have maintained a stable lineup since then.