BLACK SPACE RIDERS – Release New Video for second single "Algorythms (Mind Control)“ From Upcoming New Album "Die 8"

The new BLACK SPACE RIDERS album, "Die 8," is set for release on November 13th!

After presenting the first single, "Party Is Over (The Last Curfew)", a few weeks ago, the band has now released the second single, "Algorythms (Mind Control)":Watch the atmospheric video here: 

"Algorythms (Mind Control)" is the 2nd single from the upcoming album "Die 8" by alternative psychedelic rockers BLACK SPACE RIDERS (out Nov 13).

 
Driven by heavy riffs, a pronounced rhythm, and an urgent danceability, the track stages a paranoid state of cyber-surveillance, capturing the individual’s critical whisper in the merciless torrent of algorithmic control. A powerful, driving alternative rock song establishing the tension between digital networks and isolation.

“Die 8” is available for pre-order here: https://linktr.ee/BlackSpaceRiders

"Die 8“ Tracklist:

1. Algorythms (Mind Control)
2. War Inside (Infinite Internal Friction)
3. Party Is Over (The Last Curfew)
4. Celebr8 (We Salute You)
5. Solar Mantra
6. Deep Space Isolation (Alone, So Far, So Cold)
7. 8 Minutes To Midnight (Run!)
8. The Gr8 Dict8or (Lost In Time)
9. People (8 Billion Voices)
10. Weite (The Edge Of The Beginning)
11. The End Of Time

"Die 8“ Record Release Show:

21.11.2026 Münster (D) / Rare Guitar

"Die 8" is available for pre-order starting now: LINK (Linktree)

BLACK SPACE RIDERS Online:

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Thanks to Anger Management PR for the details.

BLACK SPACE RIDERS – New Album "Die 8" to be released on November 13th, 2026 / First single and pre-order online!

Four years after their last masterpiece "We Have Been Here Before“, BLACK SPACE RIDERS are finally back with their highly anticipated eighth studio album, "Die 8", arriving on November 13th.

Following the painful departure of founding member and second guitarist SLI, the band reinforced their lineup from within their closest circle: Their long-time audio engineer π, deeply connected to the band and already responsible for the recording and mix of the predecessor, stepped in as an additional guitarist, strengthening the sonic unit on the new album.

Recorded, mixed, and mastered in π's own recording studio, the new work — simply titled "Die 8" — bundles a fresh, untamed energy. It presents itself as a brilliant, eclectic bastard bursting with playfulness, ingenuity, and attention to detail. Molding the best of many genres and different decades into a sonic universe entirely their own, the band creates a soundscape that is psychedelic, heavy, danceable, sometimes tender, sometimes harsh — but always deeply atmospheric, urgent, fluid, and accessible.

Conceptually, the eighth album serves as the cartography of a creeping decay. It delivers the protocols of a relay station at the outermost edge — be it in a distant galaxy or within the digital and social networks of our here and now.

The band comments:

"In eleven frequencies, we navigate through a world where the boundaries between the human mind and algorithmic control are eroding. We encounter the noise of the masses, the arrogance of power, and the leaden silence of isolation. Yet amidst the dystopia, an echo stirs: a ritualistic resistance, a mantra against the cold, an attempt to preserve one's own dignity in the dust of history. 

It's a play with the final eight minutes of light before the sun — or civilization — burns out on the horizon. Beyond the vast expanse, the end of time awaits: a rapturous, unstoppable uprising in lockstep, followed by the bitter realization of our own systemic inertia. But right there, where chronology finally breaks down and we look doom dead in the eye, the unexpected happens: The '8' bends into a horizontal infinity. Because the end of humanity is not the end of everything. The station sinks, everything dissolves into infinite energy — and a new cycle begins."

Open your eyes! What do you see?

Starting today, the video for the first single "Party Is Over (The Last Curfew)" is officially live:

The song fuses dark goth influences, post-punk, and heavy rock into a harsh soundscape with almost theatrical undertones. Set against the symbolic backdrop of a bell tower, a cynical doomsday scenario unfolds. "Party Is Over" functions as a critical commentary on a society that stubbornly ignores its own tipping point.

"Die 8" is available for pre-order starting now: LINK (Linktree)

BLACK SPACE RIDERS Online:

Linktree BSR online

Thanks to Anger Management PR for the details.