Knife Party tease return with first original music in five years

Knife Party has remerged with new music after long hiatus.

Knife Party has teased their return with their first original music in five years. In a suggestive post on X, the fiery duo wrote, “Knife Party cooking…” With their last release dating back to July 2019, Knife Party has made headturns in their direction. 

The ravishing Australian duo has been producing a sumptuous spate of music for well over a decade. Without fail and in their supremacy, they have lit up venues, nightclubs, and parties with their naturally head-bopping tracks. Undoubtedly, the five-year hiatus has left many fans licking their lips with this announcement.

Expectedly, their original music released in years past has given them status in the prestige echelon of EDM music. Notably, their songs “Bonfire” and “Internet Friends” have a dubstep flair that is often irresistible on the dancefloor. Infused in these and all of their tracks is an unquestionable level of fun and humor. 

Hopefully, Knife Party’s nod to a new track has meant that something will come to their fans all too soon. People have been savoring their delicious catalog to the bone, surely, but it’s time to reintroduce themselves. Moreover, they have collaborated with a wide array of established artists.

Swedish House Mafia had added their style and flair to “Internet Friends.” Additionally, artists such as Porter Robinson and Nero have remixed tracks of the famed Aussie duo, highlighting a certain depth to their artistry. With such a rich history in music production and collaboration, what’s to come will be a show in itself. 

They, with their distinctive dubstep musicality, has played at an exciting slate of festivals, always galvanizing large swaths of people. They have played at shows like Coachella, Lollapalooza, Ultra and many more. It’s in everyone’s best interest if the duo’s tease crystallizes into a new track as soon as possible. 

Featured image: Facebook / Knife Party

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Jack Newman

Like many others, I often dive into a variety of music genres and explore, as best I can, what resonates while I listen. For me, EDM is a dense subset of music with unique artistry and textured sounds – a facet of melody and tune that I will always investigate.

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