Hello fellow Electronauts!
I’ve been considering my musical journey recently. It’s been a fairly long road… my style, equipment, (and ability!) have all changed significantly. It’s interesting to take a moment to reflect on the past. I’ve personally mellowed in recent years…
With that in mind, let’s share tracks that are now older than a decade.
I’ll kick us off with a Monomachine heavy number from 2009:
Oof!
Edit: This hole playlist is from 15-20 years ago. 
All the tracks on this ep are around 15 years old, terrible mixing but some cute ideas:
Must be 10 years ago
This was the first thing I recorded on my own laptop when I was maybe 14 (almost 15 years ago!), though for some reason a couple years later I went and put a bunch of reverb on top and that’s the only version that survived.
What a great idea. Here’s some stuff from the 90’s that I cleaned up and uploaded to Bandcamp recently.
Voyetra – Plateau. Archive album #1/3 ‘92–‘97. Breakbeat, Downtempo, Ethno-House, Trance
Voyetra – Alchemy. Archive album #2/3 ‘93–‘98. Breakbeat, Downtempo, Triphop
Voyetra – Kalimari. Archive album #3/3 ‘98–‘00. Ambient, Downtempo, Electronic
Also on Apple Music & Spotify etc.
This is fun, in an embarrassing sort of way. These are all from around 2004-2005.
One long Nord Modular jam:
1HR.FT:1 - Bruise The Air (2005)
1HR.FT:2 - Bruise The Air (2005)
1HR.FT:3 - Bruise The Air (2005)
An MPC, tape loops and tape manipulation:
N.S.M.S. - Bruise The Air (2005)
Probably the first audio recording I did, and one of the first heavily edited tracks I did that wasn’t just messing around in Fruity Loops. Posted in '04, but probably actually done closer to '99-2000.
Palindromes - Bruise The Air (2004)
Ooh, this one is 10 years old now. Released in 2011. I’m on production duties.
Oh man. Here’s the last album I wrote solo before we started Radioactive Sandwich. I put it up on Spotify last year solely so I could stream it in my playlists. Haha. This was my best solo stuff… which should tell you how bad beginner Slice Two was.
This is probably around 2008. I made an album (never released it) of 20s/30s jazz tunes chopped and reworked:
And this is when I moved to New York in 2011 and started drinking coffee for the first time:
I’m pretty sure this is like 2001 or 2002. A couple jazz records, a drum break, too much reverb. Good times.
a project from 2011
First dance track I did, with Pascal OVNI in 1999. Pretty-much all Novation Supernova and Emu E5k Ultra.
1989-90 was all about long hair and loud guitars for me. Would have been genuinely shocked by any synths or other electronic trickery intruding…
That’s pretty good!
…and there’s this one from 2006, with Seb Taylor (a.k.a. Kaya Project / Hibernation / Shakta / Digitalis).
Never quite good enough… We were a tip for the top in the music press back in the day, but the record buying/gig attending public just didn’t share the music journos’ taste. Too loud and obnoxious for the shoegaze crowd; completely at sea when the world went all britpop. Did put out a couple of Pete Kember produced EPs before disappearing back into obscurity. Actually that is probably the wrong term, as we never actually emerged from obscurity in the first place 
Reminds me of the Telescopes, pretty cool stuff
Played a couple of gigs with them. We were both on Cheree records back in the day. They seem to be still going bless them. The Perfect Needle was a tune
Well, you can always take some pride in the fact that you were liked by the ‘pros’ and hey, you got a new fan now 30 odd years later! 