(Electronic, Folk, French Coldwave, Darkwave, Modern Classical, Synth-pop) Opera Multi Steel - Коллекция 1989,2013,2014 (3 релиза), MP3, 192,320 kbps

#777Tracklist:
01. Jardin Botanique (03:20)
02. Massabielle (04:32)
03. Du Son Des Cloches (02:43)
04. Forme Et Reforme (03:45)
05. Empire (02:20)
06. Frantz Est Mort (03:35)
07. Ils S'Éloignent (02:31)
08. Attitudes (04:38)
09. Paulette À La Plage (04:33)
10. Prométhée (03:46)
11. Les Sens (05:07)
12. Las (03:57)
13. A Contresens (05:25)
14. Les Grands Orchestres (04:23)
Label: EE Tapes
Released date: Nov 1989
https://www.discogs.com/Opera-Multi-Steel-Figures-De-Style/release/1671843

#777Tracklist:
01. Sans Histoire (05:12)
02. Eternelle Tourmente (04:19)
03. Sur La Grève (04:21)
04. Délectation Morose (05:35)
05. L'Attrait Du Fer (04:37)
06. Physionomie (05:03)
07. Mauvais Oeil (04:42)
08. Le Landau Effaré (06:11)
09. Identité (04:49)
10. Extrême Onction (05:02)
11. Un Lac Ou Une Journée (03:42)
12. Et Par Delà Les Blés (06:02)
Label: Wave Records
Released date: January 1, 2013
https://operamultisteel.bandcamp.com/album/m-lancolie-en-prose

#777Tracklist:
01. Rien (03:22)
02. Fetes Komite (04:14)
03. Jardin Botanique (03:22)
04. Massabielle (04:35)
Label: Dark Entries Records
Released date: 2014
http://www.darkentriesrecords.com/store/vinyl/opera-multi-steel-opera-multi-steel...#tab-description
Opera Multi Steel was born during the winter of 1983 in Bourges, a city in the center of France. The band started off as a trio with Franck Lopez (Vocals, Keyboards, Guitars), his brother Patrick L. Robin (Vocals, Percussion) and Catherine M. Marie (Keyboards, Vocals). They began to record demos utilizing a Elex Keyboard, Casio VL-Tone, Roland TR-606 drum machine, guitars and pedals. Layering organ-like keyboards over drum machine snares and a woodwind recorder, they created a unique style of Medieval or Baroque synth pop. The result was a 4-song debut, eponymous EP, released in 1984 on their own label Orcadia Machina. The songs range from fast and bright, New Wave influenced by Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark’s “Electricity” and slower, brooding Darkwave ballads like “17 Seconds” “Faith” era Cure. All songs were sung in French with lyrics about feeling of nihilism, disgust with life and escaping to a botanical garden in search of redemption. It was a pre-cursor to their darker and classic French coldwave sounds of their debut album “Catherdrale” released the following year.
All songs have been remastered for vinyl by George Horn at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley. The jacket is die-cut replica of the original sleeve using master templates the band created in 1984 and offset printed on heavy French off-white card stock. Each copy includes an inner sleeve printed with lyrics and perspective line drawings by Jean Vredeman de Vries from the 17th century.