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The Lost Souls | Here’s to the loves we’ve lost, never had or never even met

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The Lost Souls | What Once Was

Debut album from Cape Town’s The Lost Souls. All songs and lyrics written by Heino Retief. All songs performed and recorded live at Phantom Sound by The Lost Souls over the weekend of 16 and 17 July 2016. Mixed and Mastered by Phil Kramer. Photo: Grant Payne

Artwork: Luke Cannon

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The Lost Souls | What Once Was

This is The Lost Souls' debut album in which we appreciate the past to shape a new sound. Take a trip from visions of ignited romance to desolate euphoria in 10 original groovy, garage bangers.

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The best in the business, baby | Phantom Sound

The Lost Souls are excited to share some killer recordings with you, courtesy of Phantom Sound and especially the man himself, Philip Kramer.

Watch this space for our debut album, "What Once Was", dropping soon.

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The Lost Souls | She Walks By An ode to the loves we never had – the ones we see but never meet, the ones that make us wonder what could’ve been if we had a chance. In pure angsty 60s teen scene spirit, The Lost Souls pay homage to the pioneering garage sound in “She Walks By” with a heartbreaking tale of their own. Video Credits: Writer: Heino Retief Directors: Zeus Feni, Sisanda Mgedezi and Heino Retief Model: Christine Offerman Videography: Zeus Feni and Sisanda Mgedezi Editing: Heino Retief Treatment: Sisanda Mgedezi Artist: The Lost Souls Song: She Walks By Album: What Once Was

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The Lost Souls | Chris on fire

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The Lost Souls | 3 November 2016 | Manila Bar

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The Lost Souls | Live and Wild 

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“I never bother asking because I know all too well. I never bother praying because I’m living in hell.” | Dead End Town | The Lost Souls

Say your prayers, Ellen Rodgers

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The Lost Souls | Calm Me Down

The Lost Souls version of "Calm Me Down" is a tribute to The Human Expression who played a massive role as pioneers of the psychedelic sound in the mid 60s. "Calm Me Down" was released on The Human Expression's second single, “Optical Sound”, in the “Summer of Love”. The band's edgy bad boy image was the antithesis of the “flower-children” image so prevalent for groups in 1967. This video was edited with public domain footage of an anti-drug PSA from the 60s, showcasing the effects and dangers of drug use. 

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The Lost Souls | Sound check at C’mon Over!

Photo: Celeste Botha

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Teenage Shutdown

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C’mon over!

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The Lost Souls | Spirit of ‘65 Cover Art

Photo: Grant Payne

Design: Jan-Linde Beyers

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The Lost Souls | Shout, Shake & Go

Shake, Shout & Go with The Lost Souls as they séance this Brian Diamond & The Cutters 60s banger! Check out Spirit of '65 for more. Video cut and edited using snippets of 60s freakbeat parties.

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The Lost Souls I Spirit of ‘65

The Lost Souls have séanced six 60s bangers straight outta the grave. They called up the forgotten names, the unknowns and the outcasts to channel the Spirit of ’65 – resurrecting what once was lost with new soul. Here is their homage to the pioneers who shaped the sound.

All songs performed and recorded live at Phantom Sound by The Lost Souls over the weekend of 16 and 17 July 2016. Mixed and Mastered by Phil Kramer.

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Shake, Shout & Go