Knife Party Finally Sets Release Date For New EP
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Knife Party Finally Sets Release Date For New EP

After months of teasing and anticipation, Australian EDM duo Knife Party have finally revealed a release date for their hotly anticipated upcoming EP, Trigger Warning. The disc was announced earlier this summer, and we've waited months for an official release date. Now, it's been slated for a November 20th release, and fans of the group will be pleased to know that new material is just around the corner.
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After months of teasing and anticipation, Australian EDM duo Knife Party have finally revealed a release date for their hotly anticipated upcoming EP, Trigger Warning. The disc was announced earlier this summer, and we’ve waited months for an official release date. Now, it’s been slated for a November 20th release, and fans of the group will be pleased to know that new material is just around the corner.

Taking to social media to announce the EP’s release date, Knife Party dropped the above image, revealing the track titles, collaborators, and what is likely the album art that will be featured on the release.

The new effort will include material that was previously debuted at select live performances earlier in the year, such as “Plur Police” and “Parliament Funk.” Trigger Warning is also set to boast “Kraken” featuring Tom Staar, and the previously heard Jauz remix of “Plur Police.”

Notably absent from the collection is Knife Party‘s collab with Tom Morello of Rage Against The Machine fame, but hopefully we’ll hear more on that soon.


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