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30 October 2026 – Boys Noize Recruits Brutalismus 3000 for Nächstenliebe and Delivers a Ferocious Berlin Electronic Collaboration

By Editorial Team - October 30, 2026

Boys Noize and Brutalismus 3000 in a stark industrial Berlin warehouse club setting for Nächstenliebe.

Summary

German producer Boys Noize collaborates with Brutalismus 3000 on hard-hitting Berlin club single Nächstenliebe ahead of album 7LLVSION.

Key Facts

  • Boys Noize releases industrial EBM single 'Nächstenliebe' featuring Berlin duo Brutalismus 3000.
  • The track serves as a preview for his upcoming album '7LLVSION', dropping November 6 via ONES and ZEROS.
  • The production channels classic German EBM minimalism and features vocals by Victoria Vassiliki Daldas.
  • Entities: Boys Noize, Alex Ridha, Brutalismus 3000, Victoria Vassiliki Daldas, Nächstenliebe, 7LLVSION, ONES and ZEROS, DAF
  • Tags: boys-noize, brutalismus-3000, nachstenliebe, 7llvsion, ones-and-zeros, techno, ebm, industrial-techno

Prolific German electronic producer Boys Noize has released "Nächstenliebe", a blistering new collaboration featuring fast-rising Berlin duo Brutalismus 3000. The single provides an explosive preview of his forthcoming full-length album 7LLVSION, scheduled for release on November 6 through his own imprint ONES and ZEROS.

Boys Noize, the studio identity of Alex Ridha, has spent two decades navigating effortlessly between subterranean techno, industrial dance music and high-profile pop production. With "Nächstenliebe", he returns decisively to abrasive underground electronic territory. The track combines a pulverizing electronic bass sequence with distorted synthesizers and confrontational German-language vocals from Brutalismus 3000 frontwoman Victoria Vassiliki Daldas.

The arrangement draws deep inspiration from 1980s Electronic Body Music (EBM), particularly the austere, muscular minimalism pioneered by foundational Düsseldorf group DAF. Modern hard-dance and gabber rhythms inject relentless kinetic momentum without dulling the production's raw edge. The forthcoming album also includes guest appearances from ZEP, Taichu, Maya Alkhatari and Abra.

The single's title translates ironically as "neighbourly love", though the thunderous low-end suggests surrounding apartment dwellers may be knocking on the walls within thirty seconds of playback. Fortunately, Berlin club culture has considerably more patience for high-decibel warehouse anthems than most European capitals. Explore more heavy club rhythms in our electronic section and follow new releases on our news wire.