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Knife Party's Album 'Abandon Ship' Leaks 3 Weeks Early on iTunes [LISTEN]

There is one last twist in the long and arduous journey for Knife Party's long-anticipated and delayed album "Abandon Ship." Just when it seemed like the album when all set and ready to go with a special marketing plan in place, the album sprung a leak and was put on iTunes three weeks early, causing it to shoot instantly all the way up to No. 3 on iTunes's overall album charts in the United States, No. 2 in Australia and No. 4 in the U.K., according to Mixmag.Often times artists purposefully "leak" songs as a way of building hype for an album for another project, but this appears to be an accident that went well for Knife Party and Big Beat/Atlantic.The album was scheduled for release Nov. 24, the same day as David Guetta's sixth artist album "Listen." A full slate of promos was set up over the next few weeks, including an album premiere on Thump and then a special album feature and interview with Zane Lowe on BBC Radio One. With the album out now, three weeks early, it does not seem like pre-album marketing is necessary anymore.
Knife Party Delays Debut Album "Abandon Ship" Again, Gives New Release Date

One of the most heavily anticipated dance music albums of the year just got another piece of bad news. Knife Party’s long awaited and much discusses debut album, Abandon Ship will now be delayed again to a new scheduled release date of Nov. 24.
Electric Zoo Schedule Clashes: Music Times Weighs in On Van Buuren vs. Knife Party, Kaskade vs. Jack U and More

Music Times helps out with your Electric Zoo set conflicts. It's bad enough trying to choose sets at a regular music festival: choosing between acts you love, deciding how far you're willing to walk to catch the act on the other side of the festival ground, deciding when you're going to take a break and eat.
Topple Track and JustGo challenges DJ Mag Top 100 with new Top 100 DJ's list

The DJ Magazine Top 100 DJ's list is a go-to reference point for us at Music Times, but we understand that many fans and performers in the EDM genre don't think that list is worth jack. The problem on our end is that there's no comparable list to resort to. Until now.