Knives GLITTER I

Knives have announced REGLITTER I, a reimagining of their debut album, out Nov. 19 via Marshall Records. On the LP, the Bristol punks revisited old tracks from GLITTER, which came out earlier this year. After finding inspiration from Paramore’s own remix album, Re: This Is Why, Knives reached out to other artists to work with. 

Alongside collaborations with Death Goals and chest., REGLITTER I includes the tracks “CORAZÓN,” reimagined by DITZ’s C.A Francis, and “SUGAR,” which is reworked by Carson Pace of the Callous Daoboys. Both were initially left off the debut LP after the band felt like they weren’t fully complete.

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“We approached Cal from DITZ and Carson from the Callous Daoboys, as we’re big fans of their vocals and lyricism and knew they could add to what felt missing,” drummer Erin Cook says. “We’re now fortunate enough to be going on tour with both bands, so hopefully we will be able to bring them to life on stage. Since we started touring, we’ve been lucky to play multiple shows with Death Goals and chest., who have become good friends of ours. We wanted them involved in the project as we’re so excited about their individual sounds and knew they’d recreate the songs into something completely original.”

Featured on REGLITTER I is “the dagger,” reworked by U.K. hardcore duo Death Goals. “Death Goals’ response to recreating ‘the dagger’ especially took us by surprise,” lead singer Jay Schottlander says. “We were all expecting a super heavy hardcore song with massive guitar riffs. Instead, we got huge-sounding electronic drums and synths. It was so fun hearing it for the first time.”

REGLITTER I is the first in a two-part release, with REGLITTER II out in spring 2026. Check out the artwork, tracklist, and upcoming tour dates for Knives below. 

Knives REGLITTER I

Knives – REGLITTER I tracklist

  1. “CORAZÓN”
  2. “SUGAR”
  3. “the dagger”
  4. “phd”

Knives 2025/2026 tour dates

11/07 – Lorient, FR @ Les Indisciplines, Es Festival  
11/08 – Rennes, FR @ Kool Thing Festival  
11/12 – Stockholm, SE @ Kollektivet Livet  
11/20 – Nantes, FR @ Stéréolux  
11/21 – Paris, FR @ Elysée Montmartre  
11/22 – Nijmegen, NL @ Doornroosje  
11/23 – Arlon, BE @ L’Entrepôt  
11/24 – Brussels, BE @ AB Club  
12/08 – London, UK @ The Old Blue Last  
02/05 – Eindhoven, NL @ Effenaar  
02/06 – Hamburg, DE @ Betty  
02/07 – Berlin, DE @ Badehaus  
02/08 – Prague, CZ @ Rock Café  
02/09 – Budapest, HU @ Durer Kert  
02/11 – Vienna, AT @ Viper Room  
02/12 – Munich, DE @ Kranhalle  
02/13 – Milan, IT @ Legend  
02/14 – Lyon, FR @ Warm Audio  
03/25 – Dublin, IE @ Whelan’s  
03/26 – Limerick, IE @ Dolan’s Kasbah  
03/27 – Waterford, IE @ Luca Records & Deck  
03/28 – Bristol, UK @ Ritual Union, Electric Bristol 

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