Skip to main content

Boys Noize shares Brutalismus 3000 collaboration ahead of solo album

The German producer's 7LLVSION is due 11/6 through Ones And Zeros, marking his first solo album in five years.

By Priya Ramanathan

Electronic music equipment and a mixing console under stage lighting
Photo: Stereogum

Boys Noize has released “Nächsteliebe,” a collaboration with German hardcore rave duo Brutalismus 3000, ahead of his forthcoming album 7LLVSION. The record is scheduled for release on 11/6 through Ones And Zeros.

The two acts previously worked together on “I Bring My Gun To The Function,” the lead single from Brutalismus 3000's album Harmony, which came out in June. Their latest collaboration also has an accompanying video.

7LLVSION will be Boys Noize's first solo album in five years. Its collaborators include Abra, TAICHU and Mayah Alkhateri. Dutch rave artist ZEP features on the lead single, “1+1+1,” which also has a video.

The album follows Boys Noize's time touring with Nine Inch Nails, both as an opening act and an onstage collaborator reworking their music. That partnership led to the collaborative album Nine Inch Noize, released earlier in the year.

Keep reading: Music

All Music stories

Latest in Entertainment

All latest
  1. Music

    Noah Kahan’s 2027 stadium tour set for April through July

  2. Music

    Welcome to Rockville reveals 2027 bill led by Korn and Blink-182

  3. Film & TV

    James Gunn says Batman casting is approaching, weighs Harley Quinn’s future

  4. Film & TV

    Joey King cast in sci-fi comedies Safe Space and Almost You

  5. Music

    Eloy Casagrande finishes drum recording for first Slipknot album

  6. Music

    Skid Row name Justin Sargent as singer and announce 2027 tour