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Gash release new album At Least You Know What You're Laughing At

The Wisconsin band's follow-up to 304/62 trades samples as melody for samples as texture.

BY JOLT Staff · Sep 29 2026 · 1 min read

Gash have released a new album, At Least You Know What You're Laughing At, out September 25. Streaming listings credit the record to the Wisconsin band. It follows their previous album, 304/62.

The new album leans less on samplework as a melodic element and more on samples as texture. It includes the electroacoustic single 'Data Master', the closing track is eponymous, and 'Risking Heaven' runs under a minute. The whole thing has the runtime of an EP and the fullness of an LP.

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