The Low Motion sound, as the name suggests, is not for tearing up dancefloors, but for relaxing and listening. A soundtrack for enjoying the moment. Are they ever tempted to up the intensity a notch or two? "That's almost like asking an astronaut if he was ever tempted to go diving. And yes, we could easily be. Here's a promise: as soon as we feel like doing it, we will. Pretty easy, isn't it? No boundaries, no rules. I Bet the astronauts would love some occasional diving, too. As long as it doesn't go faster than 118 beats per minute, of course!"

And what about dancing whilst standing still, one of the things they suggest you can do whilst listening to the album. What does this really mean? "It's about being yourself, instead of expressing who you are. You have to try it to experience the spirit. Start by standing up. Do the smallest movements you possibly can. Close your eyes, if it helps and invent new forms of expressions. Just feel the music, instead of expressing what you feel. It will get you closer to its idea. We love to watch advanced dancers when they are warming up, or having a break. That's when they are keeping it low; It looks unspectacular, but it must feel great.

This flexible attitude and playful sense of humour underline a more serious aspect to the duo, and what inspires them to create; "The physical pain of writing stories. As authors, finding the right expression can be pretty exhausting. Writing a story is not the most pleasurable experience, especially when it comes to finishing it. Music redirects our thoughts. It's a recreation and a great way to build the appropriate pressure to go back and finish the story. We couldn't write without music and vice versa."

So after a hard day in the studio, how do Low Motion Disco wind down? "Sleeping, having sex, eating, reading, talking. The relaxing moments of life."