The collaboration previews ‘7LLVSION’, out November 6th via ONES and ZEROS.
Photo credit: Boys Noize – Ian Buosi
Boys Noize has released ‘Nächstenliebe’, a new collaboration with Berlin-based duo Brutalismus 3000, ahead of his forthcoming album ‘7LLVSION’.
The track draws on electronic body music (EBM), industrial techno, and punk influences, with a particular reference to German electronic pioneers DAF. Brutalismus 3000’s Victoria Vassiliki Daldas contributes German-language vocals over a production built around sequenced basslines, distorted synthesizers, and shifting rhythmic patterns.
The arrangement moves from a sparse, half-time opening into heavier four-on-the-floor percussion, incorporating breakdowns, layered oscillators, and dembow-inspired drums in its closing section.
‘Nächstenliebe’ follows ‘1+1+1’ featuring ZEP, the first single introducing ‘7LLVSION’. Scheduled for November 6th via ONES and ZEROS, the record marks Boys Noize’s first solo album in five years.
The upcoming project features contributions from Brutalismus 3000, ZEP, Taichu, Mayah Alkhateri, ABRA, and Safety Trance, among others.
The release follows a period of collaborative work for Boys Noize, including a tour with Nine Inch Nails, co-production on the ‘TRON: Ares’ soundtrack, and the debut of their joint project Nine Inch Noize at Coachella.
Pre-save Boys Noize’s forthcoming album ‘7LLVSION’ here.
Listen to ‘Nächstenliebe’ below and download your copy here.
