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Boys Noize Announces New Album 7LLVSION, Reveals New Song “1+1+1”: Stream

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    Boys Noize has announced a new album, 7LLVSION, out on November 6th via Ones and Zeros. He’s also shared the lead single, “1+1+1” featuring ZEP.

    7LLVSION serves as Boys Noize’s first new album in five years. In addition to ZEP, the new project features collaborations with Brutalismus 3000, Taichu, Maya Alkhatari, Abra, and more; the tracklist will be officially revealed at a later date. “1+1+1” is the first preview of 7LLVSION, and it’s a great example of what Boys Noize does best: a taut balance of rigid control and chaos, drums that boom and slice through the soundscape, and synths that sound both nostalgic and futuristic. Stream “1+1+1” below.

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    7LLVSION is the DJ and producer’s first solo album since 2021’s +|-, but he’s certainly remained busy since that release. In the last several years, Boys Noize has released significant collaborations with Nine Inch Nails — including Challengers [Mixed], the soundtrack for Tron: Ares, and this year’s Nine Inch Noize, which we named as one of the best albums of the year so far.

    He’s also released dozens of collaborative tracks and remixes with major names from across the music world, including Shygirl, Rico Nasty, Tame Impala, Brutalismus 3000, Kungs, Dylan Brady, and Skrillex. He’ll join the latter this weekend at Portola Festival as Dog Blood for their first joint set in seven years. Boys Noize has a handful of other festival appearances yet to come this year; see his tour dates below and get tickets here.

    Revisit our review of Nine Inch Noize, which we described as having dark, chaotic reinterpretations of Nine Inch Nails songs.

    7LLVSION Artwork:

    Boys Noize 7LLVSION Artwork

    Boys Noize 2026-2027 Tour Dates:

    09/26 — San Francisco, CA @ Portola
    09/26 — San Francisco, CA @ Portola After Party
    09/27 — San Diego, CA @ CRSSD Fest
    09/27 — San Diego, CA @ CRSSD After Dark
    10/02 — Porto, PT @ Switch Club
    10/03 — London, UK @ The Cause
    10/09 — Bologna, IT @ Robot Festival
    10/10 — Malaga, ES @ Brunch Electronik
    10/16 — Paris, FR @ Mia Mao
    10/23 — Barcelona, ES @ Nitsa
    10/24 — Amsterdam, NL @ Melkweg
    10/30 — Alameda, CA @ Gold Bar Hangar
    11/06 — Phoenix, AZ @ Obsidian
    11/07 — Mexico City, MX @ Ultra Music Festival
    11/08 — Orlando, FL @ EDC Orlando
    11/14 — Miami, FL @ Factory Town
    11/28 — Zhuhai, CN @ VAC Festival
    12/28 — Perth, AU @ Radar Festival
    12/30 — Hesse, AU @ Beyond the Valley
    01/01 — Sydney, AU @ Field Day
    01/01 — Melbourne, AU @ Let Them Eat Cake
    01/02 — Brisbane, AU @ Radar Festival

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