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Private Machine (Tarmvred Remix)

I wander with million tears, before sun goes down
Revealing myself, oblivion

I’m reaching for his love 
The death of loneliness
Fear gives me shelter

He will know, into the night with you
Close so cold, like walls of snow
The paranoia comes 
sleeps within my heart
Seen forbidden faces strike him down
strike him down

I’m breathing inside this dream and you are all I am
I figure he’d come running again

And all of me
inside your head
The cut is deep
like tiny pearls 
Come and take a bite of me
my loving animal

He will know, into the night with you
Close so cold, like walls of snow
The paranoia comes 
sleeps within my heart
Seen forbidden faces strike him down
strike him down

J'avais peur, oh, tous le temps
o˙ la nuit, je suis une ombre

Animal

About Solar Fields:

In the late '90s, Swedish composer Magnus Birgersson created Solar Fields, a project considered one of the most productive and creative in the Scandinavian electronic music scene. As a High-Tech sound designer and multi-instrumentalist, Magnus Birgersson developed Studio Jupiter, a living museum of machines in which he builds his unique sound universe, poles apart from current trends in the genre; with Solar Fields he explores the wide possibilities of electronic music from depth to floating atmospheres, cultivating contrasts and subtlety with brio.

In an interview Magnus recalls: "Music happened to me the day I was born. Been having music and instruments around me in the family from the very beginning. I started to play piano in the 70's. During this period I also got introduced to synthesizers. In the mid 80's I started to hook up synthesizers to computers and I've been doing that since then. I have also been involved in all kind of different projects, from guitar player in rock bands to pianist in Jazz funk band, keyboard player in drum n bass band."

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Animal (Solar Fields Remix)

About Not Lars:

Not Lars is an electronic solo act by Lars Netzel, Sweden. This project very first release "Worry" got instant attention in the chill/ambient scene with it's forest themed video, shot in a nature reserve just outside Gothenburg. Not Lars' music can surely be recognized as synth but is heavily influenced by a sad and atmospheric touch, giving it much more of an emotional impact than your average synth pop track. 

Not Lars about his remix:

– This song was a pain in the ass to begin remixing since the original version is basically perfect! In fact, it directly became my favorite Thermostatic track ever so, to not look like a complete fool I had to take a different approach and create a new sound with a new chorus. I decided to get rid of the most characteristic sound and focus more on the vocals. Stripped down, with changed harmonies and then re-reverbed I finally ended up satisfied with an atmospheric Not Lars interpretation.  Actually, Louise's text message "IT'S AWESOME!!" gave me the feeling I did well considering I had to cut up a masterpiece .<br><br>
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Animal (Not Lars Remix)

Info about Second System:

Charley, the man behind the the Second System project, started making music in the late '90s after getting his first synthesizer more or less by accident. After studying the Electronic Music Producer program at SAE in 2003 he started producing and remixing non-commercial Industrial / EBM / Noise tracks using the pseudo Project Wintermute. 
In 2008 he decided to change this moniker to Second System and along with the name the genre was also transformed into a more melodic one; something in-between indie, synthpop, electronic 8-bit dance with, sometimes, a few experimental sounds. 


Second System about his remix:


– All started with the crazy idea of flying to Gothenburg for a Thermostatic concert. I was pretty stunned by this new song "Animal" and I got this idea of including a piano and combining Louise's vocals with a stutter effect. In fact, I was always looking for a singer in my own projects so with this remix project I got the chance of mixing with vocals. It took some time getting the foundation, because I only used the vocals and had to rebuild the whole song around it. But from that point it was a great fun, experimenting with different beats and vocoder settings ... and, oh, and i added 5 bpm :).

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Animal (Second System Remix)

About John H & M.E.E.O:

John H & M.E.E.O, or John Hilfing and Mathias Eriksson, has been two familiar faces in the Gothenburg nightlife during the last decade, both as solo artists and in various constellations. Thru the years they have provided people with cutting-edge and unique dance music at loads of different clubs and parties. John first and foremost as a DJ, and Mathias as an artist. By the end of 2012 they decided to create some music together and a hypnotic and intensive mixture of acid, techno, trance and electro was born. Since then they have started their own label, released two EPs and remixed a variety of other artists. 


John H & M.E.E.O about their remix:

– When creating the remix for Thermostatic the main influence came from bands and artists like Soft Metals and Kris Menace, John says. We wanted a classic, dark '80s electronic sound with a modern touch. Since the original is quite slow, we decided to speed it up, to make it more danceable. Instead of using the sounds from the original track, we created our own using a few hardware synths in Mathias studio - saving only the vocals from the original. We jammed and found a good flow and by the end of the evening the remix was around 80% done. 

– I then turned to the band to get some feedback, John continues. Johannes got back to me and said he liked it, but really would have wanted to hear my TB-303 Devil Fish on the track... So, the next time we sat down in the studio we added some 303 and the result was terrific! After two evenings in the studio the remix was done and we are very happy with the result. Being a Thermostatic fan since the first album it has been a pleasure to work on this remix!  We wish to send a big "Thank you!" to the whole band and let's hope for a new Thermostatic album in 2014!

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Animal (John H & M.E.E.O Remix)

Great remix by http://soundcloud.com/karlmkiv that was never officially released.



Northern Ambulance (KarlMkIV Radio Mix)

The Humanizer album was released in May 2008.
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Northern Ambulance

Unreal Dimensions

The Box

Make Believe

Somewhere Somehow

Driving

Tonight

My Ship

The Joy-Toy album was released in 2005.
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As Stars We Belong

Close Your Eyes

Private Machine

Together

So Close So Near

Reasons

Far Away

Metal Skin

I Want To Be A Marilyn

The Mindport remix of "Driving" was released as a single track, limited edition 3" cd of 50 copies, handed out as a special treat to visitors wearing Thermostatic t-shirts at the Arvika Festival 2009.  

Driving (Mindport Remix)

The very final Thermostatic track recorded. Originally written by Louise Marchione back in 2007 and then re-demoed like this in early 2010 for usage in some live shows.

Thermostatic - Härifrån (demo)

Written by Thermostatic
Remixed by Michael Einberger

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Far Away (Second System Remix)

Far Away (Second system Remix)

Written by Thermostatic
Remixed by Eqavox

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Northern Ambulance (Eqavox Remix)

Art & Production: Louise Marchione, Johannes Hedberg, Peter Marchione, Daniel Vadestrid, Marcus Larsson, Paulina Tjernlund

Actor: Kristian Grindor
Conductor: Aive

Mastered by: Robert Elster

© 2020 Thermostatic, with a superduper distribution agreement with Modernshortcuts

High

Thermostatic is a Swedish electronic band, formed in Gothenburg in 2003. Their music can be said to fall into the genre categories of bitpop and synthpop, with the band inspired by the "video games and computer era of the eighties".
After a self-released EP in 2004 their debut album, JoyToy, was released in May 2005 by Wonderland Records.

Humanizer, their second album, was released in May 2008 and the closing track, My Ship, was used in trailers for the Penumbra series by Swedish developer Frictional Games.

In April 2010, the group announced that it will no longer work together. Thermostatic played their final concert on May 1, 2010, at the club Sticky Fingers in Gothenburg.

However; three years later, in August 2013, an announcement was made that the group would reunite to perform a concert at Sticky Fingers to celebrate the 40th birthday of the label manager at Wonderland Records. For the occasion a brand new song was played; Animal –  a tune that was released on February 25, 2014, by the band themselves.

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