Dancing Plague, the dark electro solo project helmed by Portland-based artist Conor Knowles, has officially announced the upcoming release of a brand-new full-length album, Endlessness. Set to arrive on February 5th via Artoffact Records, the record marks an exciting new chapter for the project. Knowles channels his signature sound into an exploration of love and romance, juxtaposing intimate, heartfelt lyricism against sweeping, club-ready synth-pop backdrops.
Known for crafting an atmosphere that is both visceral and emotionally charged, Dancing Plague seamlessly integrates elements of darkwave, industrial, and EBM with razor-sharp pop sensibilities. On Endlessness, this distinct aesthetic is brought to the forefront through thunderous percussion, throbbing basslines, and Knowles’ unmistakable, resonant baritone delivery. Driven by luminous, highly danceable synth hooks and relentless rhythms, the new material showcases an artist continuously refining his sonic identity while maintaining the brooding edge that defines his catalog.
Since launching the project in 2015, Knowles has steadily cultivated a dedicated cult following across seven full-length albums and several EPs. Endlessness serves as a testament to that decade of evolution, proving Dancing Plague’s versatile range and steadfast refusal to remain stagnant. By embracing romantic themes without compromising the dark, driving pulse at the heart of the project, the upcoming LP promises to be one of Knowles’ most dynamic and captivating offerings to date.

Tracks:
1. Tears of Joy
2. A Certain Evening
3. Golden Years
4. Seven Minutes
5. Heart So Close
6. You Were My Ghost
7. Endlessness
8. Timeline (ft. Kayla Tekautz)