REINTERPRETATIONS

Tracklisting: 1. Turkish Delight (12› Version) 10.17 2. Claudio 4.47 3. Mighty Girl 7.20 4. Vrang Og Vanskelig 5.39 5. Feel PM 5.17 6. Boney M Down (Alternative Version) 6.27 7. Tempo Tempo 5.39 8. Nummer Fire En 21.01 9. Nummer Fire To 9.33 Info: Reinterpretations is the re-working of Lindstrom and Prins Thomas™s debut eponymous album from late 2005. Since then of course they have been heralded the world over as the kings of cosmic or space disco, spearheading the vanguard of new sounds emanating from their native Norway. This album collates their own alternative versions and b sides released on vinyl only and gives a more uptempo, dancefloor vibe to 2005™s highly praised debut. If their debut was the Norwegian chilled factor then this brings the duo™s love of the groove firmly to the fore. As seen on Lindstrom™s Feedelity compilation last year and soon to be witnessed by Prins Thomas™s genre-splicing eclecticism on a double mix CD for Eskimo in 2007, Reinterpretations brings together elements of funk, house, disco, psychadelia, italo, boogie and beyond, taking them into a new Nordic dimension. Lindstrom and Prins Thomas joined forces in 2003, after mutual admiration and inspiration of each others productions.They both have a background from different Norwegian band-projects; ranging from punk to gospel via country to heavy metal to folk and psychedelia but they also share the same passion for collecting records and run their own labels Feedelity, Full Pupp and Internasjonal from their Scandanavian liar. Besides working on various solo-projects, they often mutate into the two headed beast "L&PT" and explore the outer limits of futuristic disko and universal boogie! The Oslo-based producer/DJ Lindstrom has been releasing tracks through Feedelity (the label he formed himself in 2003) and Steve ˜Fella™ Kotey™s like-minded Bear Funk imprint, garnering international acclaim and a staggering 17000 copies sold of ˜I Feel Space™, which has recently seen him remixing the likes of LCD Soundsystem, Franz Ferdinand, Chicken Lips and Alden Tyrell, whilst Prins Thomas has been making a name for himself with his own releases and remixes for Blackjoy, Justus Köhncke, Force Of Nature and Simian Mobile Disco to name a few, his Full Pupp label and breaking sound systems the world over as a DJ of eclectic dexterity. Featuring Italo, funk and disco-influenced productions alongside the production spark genius that defined those lost halcyon releases of the post disco/punk era circa ™78-™84 Lindstrom and Prins Thomas provide us with yet more lush basslines, sublime melodies and rolling rhythms bursting with pure emotion. Throughout you can find the experimental energy of the continental space-disco of the Eighties which the pair still adore: melodic, synth-heavy and Moroder-esque, with arpeggiated basslines set to proto-house 4/4 grooves.