Nerve Axis

Nerve Axis was born in July 1992 by Telemach, and was originally head- quartered around Bolton, Manchester in England. Later that year, in september, several British groups split up, and Nerve Axis gained a lot of good members. Their demo "Impossible Cube" (93) was the first British AGA demo. Lots of members later left, forming the new group 'Neo'. Among the ones who left were previous star coders Khul and Rombust. OSD left the scene altogether. From an alltime high of 45 (!) members this left them with 7. After some time without even a coder, things then started to pick up. They recruited new members, and after Neo died Rombust rejoined. Today they're a whole new crew, and are way on their back to almost singlehandedly reviving the British scene. Their first signs of real success came when they unexpectedly WON the democompetition at The Assembly 97 with their amazing demo "Pulse". 1993 - Original founder Telemach left to concentrate on his new group Ascii Unlimited mid 93. His organizing duties were taken over by Sarek and Evil-C. Kenton left to form a new group mid 93. English coder Oedipus left for Destiny shortly after the Destiny Communion party in august. English coder Lando is no longer a member, but has resurfaced in Mangoo in the year 2000! 1996 - Bliss left the group for Steps of Change in april. The first issue of their diskmag "Pressure" [12/96] was released in december. 1997 - The group travelled to finland for the Assembly party in august, and brought with them a demo that's a very close contender for 'demo of the year' 1997. "Pulse" [08/97] won the competition at this major party, and established the group as a major force in the demo scene. 1998 - In february the group released the promotional intro "Sentient Ore" for Darkage's diskmag "Showtime #9". In a major cleanup, Ace (sysop '13TH HOUR'), ZipZippy (eng sysop 'TRUCK OR TREAT II', 12/96-), Demolee (fin raytrace sysop 'MOS EISLEY', doublememb Abuse, 08/97-), Turbo (eng sysop 'CYBERSPACE', 12/96-), Nik (code, 12/96-), Nexus (code, 12/96-) and Icon (trade, 12/96-) were all kicked in april. August came with Assembly again, and the group once more travelled to finland with a new demo. The result was another success; "Relic" [08/97] won the demo competition for the second year in a row. 2001 - In an interview with group leader Crash in Haujobb's "Devotion #2" [06/01] diskmag, the group's future was discussed. Most members now have pcs, and the prospect of further amiga demos are almost nonevident. Their coder Schlott now works as a pc coder for Runecraft in Yorkshire, England, currently finishing up work on his first commercial title, the puzzle game "Super Bubble Pop". Zone is also working at Runecraft, designing front screens, menus and websites for various projects. Coder Venom has emigrated to the usa to work for a large ISP, while finnish musician Ganja (ex Mystic, old handle Slice, new late95, who left for Scoopex some time ago) is in the finishing stages of cutting his first commercial cd. Meson has probably left the scene for good, devoting his time to the woman he loves.