Röyksopp have announced their new conceptual project Profound Mysteries with a new “installment” called “Impossible” (featuring Alison Goldfrapp). It’s paired with a new “artifact and visualizer” designed by Australian artist Jonathan Zawada. Profound Mysteries is available in full on April 29. Check out “Impossible” below.
“Impossible” follows two previously released Profound Mysteries installments. Röyksopp dropped the short film “(Nothing But) Ashes…” on New Year’s Day, later sharing “The Ladder” alongside a short film by Kasper Häggström. Alison Goldfrapp is “the first human voice“ featured on Profound Mysteries.
Of the collaboration, Goldfrapp said in a statement:
It’s been great working with the wonderful Svein [Berge] & Torbjørn [Brundtland] from Röyksopp. I’ve been a fan of their music for years and it was a fascinating joy creating “Impossible” together. I truly hope everyone enjoys the track as there’s more to come.
The last Röyksopp studio LP as was 2014’s The Inevitable End, which they billed at the time as their final record.
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Profound Mysteries:
01 (Nothing But) Ashes…
02 The Ladder
03 Impossible [ft. Alison Goldfrapp]04 This Time, This Place… [ft. Beki Mari]05 How the Flowers Grow [ft. Pixx]06 If You Want Me [ft. Susanne Sundfør]07 There, Beyond the Trees
08 Breathe [ft. Astrid S]09 The Mourning Sun [ft. Susanne Sundfør]10 Press «R»Related articles
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