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R&S to release new music from Lost Souls of Saturn

Seth Troxler and Phil Moffa combine on this multidisciplinary project.

R&S to release new music from Lost Souls of Saturn

Seth Troxler and Phil Moffa combine on this multidisciplinary project.

Following on from Seth Troxler and Phil Moffa's live debut as part of the GaiaMotherTree installation at Zurich Main Train Station and Houghton, the duo comprimising the main musical output of Lost Souls of Saturn deliver trademark R&S rhythms, returning to the esteemed label after their 2017 ambient 12" with Mashrou' Leila. Beyond Troxler and Moffa, LSOS's extended roseter combine music, imagery and storytelling into an inextricably linked whole, culminating in a unique and original philosophy of their own.

Opening track Holes In The Holoverse employs progressive grooves and outer-worldly aesthetics, whereas World of the Wars' acid techno evokes a probe moving through the cosmos. To complete the EP, Wolfgang Tillmans remixes the second track, adding his own vocals and extra percussion. The Holes In The Holoverse EP will be released on 1st March.

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