lectronice - Drum & Bach 1 track, 9.05 streams on April 05, 2010 14:42
- 1. lectronice - Fugue & Toccata in Mario Minor 9.05 708 plays
lectronice - post-love 2 tracks, 15.31 streams on May 16, 2009 11:38
- 1. lectronice - not crying = not laughing 6.46 81 plays 60.0 BPM
- 2. lectronice - l'ablation du cœur (silk mix) 8.45 92 plays 126.0 BPM
lectronice - cats don't cry 3 tracks, 26.32 streams on April 26, 2009 23:14
- 1. lectronice - stars, you are small 9.02 199 plays 60.0 BPM
- 2. lectronice - nuking neverland 10.50 122 plays 60.0 BPM
- 3. lectronice - you have been destroyed 6.40 93 plays 60.0 BPM
lectronice - an ever-growing collection of audiocrap 4 tracks, 19.59 streams on March 12, 2009 18:50
- 1. lectronice - our life may be incredible and exciting 6.24 78 plays
- 2. lectronice - bonus inches of pleasure 3.07 59 plays
- 3. lectronice - be the king of the bedroom with your new scepter 5.44 46 plays
- 4. lectronice - chimay blues (warsteiner mix) 4.44 60 plays
Streams of Europe - Degenesis 2 tracks, 37.04 streams on February 17, 2009 07:22
- 1. The Rain 19.14 179 plays
- 2. Drowned Mountains 17.49 158 plays
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About
Streams of Europe was initially the code name of a sound and game design experiment. The idea was to create a soundtrack first, then build a video game upon it. Several albums and live sessions later, it appeared music had become a bit more than just a soundtrack.
The imaginary world at the origin of the project started to take form around 1994, as a pen & paper role-playing game. Many changes occured through the years, and many other media were tried. The musical aspect only emerged in the end of 2007. It’s meant to describe the horrors and wonders of Europe, after the Rain.
Streams of Europe evolved to a multimedia collective in the beginning of 2009. They’re currently focused on the development of the game. It seems like music is still too important to be simply put on hold, though.
