Perte Totale

Perte Totale emerged from Belgium around 1980-81 as a collaborative project centered on Wim De Craene and his backing band. The project name, derived from their self-titled album, became the identity for their experimental electronic work during this formative period of Belgian electronic music.

The group’s output reflected the innovative spirit of early 1980s European electronic production, though documentation of their specific releases and sonic contributions remains limited in mainstream music histories. Their work represents an intriguing chapter in Belgium’s developing electronic music scene during a pivotal era of synthesizer experimentation.