Boys Noize Sets November Release for New Album 7LLVSION
Boys Noize will release his new album, 7LLVSION, on November 6. It is his first solo LP, meaning a full-length album released under his own name, since 2021's +/-.
The announcement was reported on September 24, pairing the record with new music and live dates, according to Pitchfork. The timing puts the album at the centre of a busy stretch. Fans get a single first, then the LP, then shows around it.
The first taste of the record is "1+1+1" featuring Dutch vocalist ZEP. The song draws on EBM, the hard, body-moving strain of electronic dance music, and new wave, the hook-led guitar-and-synth sound that grew out of punk in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
That combination sets the tone for the return. Five years separate +/- and 7LLVSION. The new single is the bridge between them.
The live plan is an international tour in the fall. It kicks off on September 26 in San Francisco, just two days after the September 24 announcement.
The opening night is not a solo set. He will perform as Dog Blood, his joint project with Skrillex. That distinction matters for ticket buyers, as a Dog Blood show is a collaboration rather than a Boys Noize headline set.
The run is built for distance. After the United States and Mexico dates, it is due to close in Australia on January 2. That puts roughly three months between the first and last announced stops, with the album release landing in the middle.
His official website also lists two shows around release week, according to Boys Noize. They include November 6 at 8:00 PM at Eastlake Park in Phoenix, Arizona, and November 7 at 5:00 PM at Ultra Mexico in Ciudad Universitaria, Mexico.
For fans, this means a quick sequence to follow. The single arrives first. The album follows on November 6. The tour then carries that new material from San Francisco through North America and on to Australia by early January.
