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The Thumpmonks is a band producing music for film, TV, and games, including Submachine. Brian Gocher, the founder, was born in 1971 in New York City.
Music for Submachine[]
The Thumpmonks have produced all of the music for the soundtracks of the following Submachine games:
- Submachine 2: The Lighthouse
- Submachine 3: The Loop
- Submachine 4: The Lab
- Submachine 5: The Root
- Submachine 6: The Edge
- Submachine 7: The Core
- Submachine 8: The Plan
- Submachine 9: The Temple
- Submachine 10: The Exit
Music from these games also plays with their respective locations from these games in Submachine Universe.
The only two Submachine games that the Thumpmonks did not make any music for were Submachine 1: The Basement (music by Marcus Gutierrez) and Submachine: Future Loop Foundation (music by Future Loop Foundation). Most of the music found in Submachine Universe consists of free stock sound effects or tracks made by fans of the games.
The Thumpmonks will be producing the soundtrack for the upcoming standalone Submachine game Submachine: The Engine.
Extended Submachine mixes[]
In tandem with the release of Submachine 9 in 2014, the Thumpmonks released the album Noir Selections, which contains extended mixes of Submachine songs in 6 of its 8 tracks. The track listing and correlation are as follows:
1. "Amplitude Sixteen" - unrelated track
2. "Blind Chasm" - from "Ruins"/Pyramid (lower level) (Submachine 9)
3. "Detour" - from "Shiva"/Shiva section and "Outro" (both Submachine 9)
4. "Ex Machina" - from "Transient"/Meditation temple (Submachine 10)
5. "In The Black Stream" - from "Pyramid/Pyramid (Submachine 9)
6. "Regulus Above Us" - from "Temple"/Temple (Submachine 9)
7. "Stray Neurons" - from "Garden"/Garden (Submachine 9)
8. "Underpinning" - unrelated track, later published on YouTube as "Underpinnings"
Thumpmonks also released a second album called Parsed Sky simultaneously with Noir. This album does not contain any extended mixes of Submachine music. However, Thumpmonks has since uploaded a YouTube playlist to their channel featuring selections from both albums; the playlist description reads "Extend your Submachine listening with these fully fleshed out Submachine mixes."
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Patreon[]
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