The legacy timeline

Timeline

From the first tracks on MP3.com to the stages of London and California. Dates are given as precisely as they are known: a day where the day is documented, otherwise the month or the year.

1997–1999

  1. Release

    Traped [1999 Edition] on MP3.com

    A more club-oriented progressive house track. The band also announces "GOA Project – Insane II" on a 52'nd Stream Media techno compilation CD.

  2. Release

    Atomic Dance Explosion is released on MP3.com

    Published in MP3 and RealAudio, "based on our new sound". The track becomes the band's breakthrough.

  3. Cover of the.demo.cd: a blue and white abstract image with the title the.demo.cd.
    Release

    the.demo.cd

    The band's demo CD, sold through MP3.com. In March 1999 the band writes that the first pay cheque for CD sales will turn the garage into a studio.

  4. Cover of Beyond 2000: a chrome spiral on a dark blue background, with the title beyond 2000.
    Release

    Beyond 2000

    Album on trance[]control Productions, collecting the MP3.com tracks of 1998–1999.

2000–2001

  1. Release

    Remix of MOVE "Rage your Dream" on Avex Trax

    A remix for the Japanese label Avex Trax.

  2. Release

    Health Warning 12"

    First vinyl, on Flash Traxx (Strictly Hype Recordings), FLA-009: Psychotic Chaos / Welcome to the House.

  3. Cover of Beyond 2001 – the resurrection: a burst of blue light radiating from the centre of a dark frame.
    Release

    Beyond 2001 – the resurrection

    Album on Sunrise Recordings (Strictly Hype), SRR-102. The 2005 biography calls it the band's debut, reportedly selling about 18,000 copies in the US and Canada.

  4. Cover of the album Audiographic Moments: the title in thin white letters over a dark image of a mixing desk lit in amber.
    Release

    Audiographic Moments

    Album on trance[]control Productions.

2002–2005

  1. Cover of OUT THERE: red and orange lights scattered over a dark background, the title in white capitals.
    Release

    OUT THERE

    Album on Strictly Hype Recordings, SHR-1020. The band later reissued it on its own label, trance[]control Productions, and sold it online through Ampcast.

  2. Cover of MISSION 2002 Vol.1: a field of glossy turquoise cells with the MISSION 2002 logo in the corner.
    Release

    MISSION 2002 Vol.1

    First of three MISSION 2002 albums.

  3. Cover of MISSION 2002 Vol.2: studio equipment glowing green in the dark, with the MISSION 2002 logo.
    Release

    MISSION 2002 Vol.2 and Vol.3

    Released the same day.

  4. Release

    Sunrise 12" on Massive Trax

    Sunrise, Sunrise 2004 and Psychotic Chaos. The December 2004 Heaven show is announced as its first release party.

  5. Release

    Heaven on Black Tiger Recordings (BTR-005)

    Vinyl release of the track written for the Heaven performance; reported at No. 1 on DJMR's trance chart.