The history of the project started in the 1998, at the open-air near Smolensk. Dima Covex was playing techno from PC, Roma Scotch was making scratch-support for drum'n'bass set via old soviet vinyl player. They met there and decided to make music together. In the city of Desnogorsk, where Smolensk Atomic Station is located, their first tracks appeared. Roma used to visit Dima's work (there was the only computer that guys were able to use) and they were composing tracks right in working time.

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