CVGM.net - Chiptune, Retro & Video Game Music

Me and my friends began to write computer games, music editors, packers in the end of 1980s. We were publishing an e-mag and writing demos. Back then, in 1990, I visited Belgium and saw a couple of Amstrad CPC demos, they were cool. When I came back to Moscow I got even deeper in demo and music programming (we programmed music at that time, it wasn't composed :)). In the final years of school, I worked part-time and saw Crystal Dreams and STMOD player. I understood that there was a creative life on PC as well, it even had its own name - Scene.
In early 1994 Tarh (programmer and musician) and me (musician and programmer) wrote our first co-op work in Scream Tracker 3 and mused on how to sign it. We decided to let it be credited by two authors but by a group instead. At that moment, it can be regarded as the foundation of the SandS. Actually, we had been doing quite a lot of stuff prior, including writing intros on PC. The aim of our group in the beginning was to make "something like Second Reality" :). Plus, at that time we were writing a game.
Now we have a lot of members in the SandS. There are three divisions on our site: "active members", "oldschool" and "game division".

Manwe