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Thursday, October 22, 2026

Bassvictim Readying Second Album of the Year

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Bassvictim are back with a new record. Peace + War, which follows the UK-based, electroclash-adjacent duo’s March release ?, is due out on November 6. New song “White Flag” leads the LP. Check out the single and the album art below.

To close out their ongoing North American tour, Maria Manow and Ike Clateman will play not one but two Halloween shows in New York City: the first, at Knockdown Center, with Dead Butterflies and Killjae, the second at Gum Studios. They’ll return to Europe in November for dates including a show at Pitchfork Paris.

Revisit Kieran Press-Reynolds’ profile A Messy Evening With Bassvictim.

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