My very first original album; it's pretty short and very simple. I had an obsession with hip-hop, trip-hop and ambient music. DJ Krush, DJ Shadow, DJ Cam, Aphex Twin and Radiohead were all I listened to at the time. All of this was made on a Pentium II machine with no MIDI controllers - but I did have access to a Moog Rogue that my brother gave to me as a gift, and I still have to this day. I used ACID Pro and ReBirth 2.0 for everything else.

I was an angsty, depressed teenager (not unlike most at that age) and this was how I dealt with all of it: music. The only therapy that's ever worked.

2002 - 2003

The Scientific Method

My very first original album; it's pretty short and very simple. I had an obsession with hip-hop, trip-hop and ambient music. DJ Krush, DJ Shadow, DJ Cam, Aphex Twin and Radiohead were all I listened to at the time. All of this was made on a Pentium II machine with no MIDI controllers - but I did have access to a Moog Rogue that my brother gave to me as a gift, and I still have to this day. I used ACID Pro and ReBirth 2.0 for everything else.

I was an angsty, depressed teenager (not unlike most at that age) and this was how I dealt with all of it: music. The only therapy that's ever worked.

The Scientific Method (Intro)

Fish

Tickle Me Pink

III AM

Mindcrawl

Touch Me

Moth

I made this track... I guess I was... 15? It would have to be a Scientific Method 1 era track... either way, I realized that this wasn't on SoundCloud, so I figured I should upload it.

The picture is what my setup looked like when I was about 19 I think? It was at my mother's house... that desk was made of shitty cork board... those are Panasonic speakers... and that Radium49 now sits in the MIDI Lab at Columbia College Chicago... the PadKontrol sits at my friend Whitney's house (she's played drums with me before)... 

That computer sits at my buddy Devin's house. I don't know if it still works.

Well this is nostalgic.


Anyway, this is the track they used in the Trackmania 2 trailer:

http://youtu.be/77r-ghIOQso

The Scientific Method

Professor Kliq