Bassvictim’s PEACE + WAR arrives November 6 with 19 tracks and a new single
The London duo list a 58-minute album, with White Flag already released on October 21. North American dates lead into Paris, London and Dublin; tickets and show conditions vary.
London duo Bassvictim have announced PEACE + WAR for November 6, 2026. Their official site currently lists 19 tracks and 58 minutes, released through VOTB. The approximately three-minute single White Flag arrived on October 21. Vocalist and writer Maria Manow and producer Ike Clateman place personal storytelling and electronic production within a longer format this time. On October 25, the available route is to hear the released single and wait for the full record, rather than treating a pre-save page as an already released album.
From a London partnership to a longer record
The official biography describes a London-based duo: Manow has Polish-English roots, while Clateman is American-English. They met in Berlin in 2022, later encountered each other outside Peckham Audio in London, and released their first single, Canary Wharf Freestyle, in 2023. That cross-city beginning means London describes their base, rather than establishing a birthplace or single nationality for both members. Those are different kinds of information.
The official catalogue also supplies a route into the new release. Basspunk is dated April 2024, Basspunk 2 January 2025, Forever October 2025, and the question-mark-titled ? March 2026, with eight tracks and 26 minutes. The new album’s 19 tracks and 58 minutes therefore offer a different scale. More tracks indicate scope, but do not establish each song’s structure or justify a verdict on the whole record before it is available.
White Flag and the tension in the title
White Flag continues the juxtaposition of voice and rough-edged electronic production, with release information pointing toward a more pronounced dancefloor context. The interest is not simply in electronics overwhelming a singer, but in an intimate personal voice sharing space with more forceful sound. That describes the direction presented around the new single, not a claim that this publication has heard all 19 unreleased tracks. The album’s complete emotional arc remains something to assess after release.
Publicity artwork pairs monochrome white folds with a symmetrical shape filled by multicoloured patterns. The former suggests a pause or surrender, while the latter gathers competing colour fields inside one outline, echoing the two forces named in PEACE + WAR. This is an interpretation of the visible image, rather than a claim that the artists have assigned one fixed meaning to each symbol. Packaging, titles and sound can offer different points of entry.
Publicity imagery pairs white folds with a multicoloured symmetrical graphic.
Upcoming dates and official information
The official tour schedule currently lists Boston on October 26, Philadelphia on October 27, Richmond on October 29, Washington, DC on October 30, and two New York appearances on October 31. European dates follow in Paris on November 4, London on November 6 and Dublin on November 15. London coincides with the album release, but venues, times and ticket terms remain separate. Two New York shows on one night should not be assumed to accept a single interchangeable ticket.
Find album pre-saves, released singles and show links through Bassvictim’s official site. Some dates are marked sold out, and availability may change; tickets are not guaranteed here. New listeners can compare White Flag with September’s Jagódki (Blueberries) to hear different arrangements from the same voice-and-production partnership, then return to earlier releases. That offers a more personal impression than genre labels alone, while the full 58-minute chapter waits until November 6.
