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Procedure - Ming

Procedure - Station Breaks

Procedure - Isbjörn

Procedure - Recover (Minimalist Mix)

Procedure - Touch

Walking On Wires

A cover version of the fantastic depeche mode song "Ice Machine"  from their debut album era, it is the b-side of "Dreaming of Me". I have released this song under my new pseudonym "The Eyes Of Olivia Wilde". I mixed and recorded it and Johan Baeckström (Daily Planet and Johan Baeckstrom Music https://www.facebook.com/bstrommusic) Lent his great voice for this project and some additional production help. I'm very happy with the result. Hope you like it too :)

Instruments used:
DSI Pro 2
Roland System-1
Roland TR-8
Roland VT-3 Vocoder
Moog Sub 37
Korg MS-20

The Eyes Of Olivia Wilde - Ice Machine (vox+vocoder mix)

Ornithopter

2015 remix of "If" - (original version from the album "The Smallest Acts Of Kindness")

If HerrB Remix

You and I

"Hyperborea” is an ice cold hommage to the Svalbard winter, the snow-covered Alps, Laika, the spacedog, and a mythical land beyond the North wind. It is also a declaration of love to Komputergirl´s most influential idols: Kraftwerk, Jean-Michel Jarre and Biosphere.

Released June 8, 2016

All lyrics by Komputergirl / Kristin Sigvathsen 
Produced and mastered by Psykosister / Hanne Kristine Haugsand 
Released on Sub Culture Records (2015) 
Re-released on Polarpop Records (2016)

Last Resort (from HYPERBOREA EP)

En engelskspråkig version av Lasse Winnerbäcks topplåt Ingen soldat. Men i övrigt inga likheter. 

Not a soldier

From last.fm:

Since their 2003 album, Lithium Cafe, Procedure have been issuing difficult electronic non-music for non-consumers. Lithium Cafe combines found sound with shifting digital atmospherics, while showing their ability to employ house basslines and even dub reggae to serious effect. You can’t dance to it, but you’ll have fun trying.
 
Procedure’s second album, 2004’s Private Language, moved in a harder direction. The stand-out tracks are “Touch” and “Intra Venus”, which subvert trance progressions with a nod to the artist’s electronic body music influences. “Normal” is a fierce bite of industrial dance music. 

October Crisis, a mini-album released in 2006, returns to the dub and ambient experiments of the first album. “Recover” follows the pattern of minimalist works, inspired by Philip Glass, while “Dear Leader” lets Pierre Elliot Trudeau explain the suspension of civil rights during the 1970s in Canada, using his own words. It’s a chilling pre-telling of the story of modern politics.
 
Nothing Remains, another mini-album, was released in 2008. From the energetic opening of “Hazchemix” to the subtle, haunting close of “Eye Contact (Reprise)”, Procedure are in fine form. Bass lines throb, synths pulse and drum machines drill, while samples lifted from the headlines add to the proceedings. 

procedure is an experimental music project that began with the release of 2003's Lithium Cafe and continues to test the boundaries of popular music. You can't dance to it, but you'll have fun trying.

Procedure - Recover (Minimalist Mix)

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