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Son Lux Announce New Album 'Out Into' with Lead Single "Endlessly"

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Son Lux, the electronic rock trio of Ryan Lott, Rafiq Bhatia, and Ian Chang, have announced their upcoming album Out Into, their first full-length since the Tomorrows trilogy (2020-2021). The band, known for scoring Everything Everywhere All At Once and Thunderbolts*, has released the lead single "Endlessly" from the forthcoming album.

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“Are we having this conversation?” Ryan Lott sings early and often in “Endlessly.” If the conversation is about a new Son Lux album, then yes, we’re having it. The electronic rock trio, which matches Lott with Rafiq Bhatia and Ian Chang, is preparing to r

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