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1986
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- Banana and Mac found the International Bytebuster Manufactory (IBM) on the C64.
- Banana releases several intros and his IBM music series.
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1987
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- TEK is found by Banana, Mac and White Knight on the C64.
- Banana releases Jammaster, the first sample-based music system on the C64.
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1988
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- release of the Tuff'e'nuff demo with stunning music and ideas.
- Banana releases Jammaster II with two digital audio channels plus synthetic sound.
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1989
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- a preliminary Amiga division (TEKas) is found by Ramsau.
- Banana creates the most popular Amiga mod ever: "echoing"
- Ramsau gets into telecommunication
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1990
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- Iraner and Captain Bifat join TEKas.
- The main section of TEK is re-activated on the Amiga.
- Beelzebub starts on the C16.
- Ramsau's BBS goes online.
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1991
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- Captain Bifat releases the "Taperecorder" intro.
- Iraner releases the "This Side Up!" intro.
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1992
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- release of the "Vomit Visions" demo.
- release of "Gosh! I think I ate my baby sister!".
- Mac starts a pack series called "Weird Science".
- various BBS go online.
- releases of "Nearer my god to thee" and two more intros.
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1993
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- Crunchy and Fuszy join.
- Crunchy releases a BBS intro for his BBS.
- Mac starts the pack-series "Altered State" with a selector by Captain Bifat.
- Crunchy founds an Acorn division.
- Captain Bifat and Fuszy release minor intros.
- Crunchy releases Acorn tools.
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1994
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- release of "Rampage" - a major trackmo.
- Captain Bifat releases a commercial game.
- Crunchy releases an Acorn intro.
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1995
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- Crunchy, Psi, and New-Mode enter the world of raytracing.
- Captain Bifat does the portation of a commercial game from PC to Amiga.
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1996
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- heavy raytracing, music, and video activities.
- Captain Bifat's commercial game is released.
- the VRBench idea is born.
- Captain Bifat, Cybin (former Psi), New-Mode, and Plex (former Crunchy) found a subdivision called "neoscientists".
- Vocal (active on Macintosh) joins.
- Captain Bifat starts the render.library project.
- Iraner creates "unnatural music", a fractal music generator for Windows 95.
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1997
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- Beelzebub releases "Beat&Drum Machine" as a commercial product for Windows 95.
- Cybin, Plex, and $kid found the unix division.
- Captain Bifat releases render.library and starts the guigfx.library and MysticView projects.
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