Enigma E Bands and Artists

Enigma E Bands and Artists

Enigma is a musical experiment by European musician Michael Cretu, originally done under a pseudonym (Curly M.C.). It combines samples with some ethereal music leading to a very unique sound. While extremely popular in Europe, with many singles being released and getting quite a bit of radio play, in the United States there's been much less attention, with minimal play on radio stations. This has not prevented Enigma from doing well in the US; the first album, MCMXC a.d., spent well over 200 weeks on the Billboard Top 100 Albums. Enigma's music has used repeatedly in television commercials and shows as background music, and also in a large number of movie trailers, such as The Matrix.

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Enigmamusic.com

- News, samples, videos, a chat room, message boards, and even a web radio station playing only Enigma.

BG Enigma - Contains history, discography, lyrics, reviews, downloads, a message board, and related links.
Gam's Enigmatic World - Offers unique content in the form of exclusive remixes, along with online videos.
Voice of Enigma - A fanzine with articles, interviews, reviews, a video analysis, news, and images.
The Unofficial Enigma Fan Site DK - Lyrics, discography, poll, wallpapers, news and similar bands.
Into a Cretu's Land - News and information about the German producer Michael Cretu and his music.
The Enigma Collectors Discography - A resource dedicated to collectors. Information, message board, and information on the rarity of various albums and singles.
The Enigma Zone - Contains lyrics, sayings, a discography, and a contest for original Enigma-inspired art.
Joar's Enigma Site - News, a discography, a picture gallery, reviews, and interviews.
Michael Cretu - Biography, lyrics, information, and wallpapers.

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