and Ged Denton. Jonathan was unexpectedly replaced in the band by Marc Heal after the release of the band's first album. Bio-Tek Jonathan considered New Mind to be his main musical project and did not wish to constrain his musical output under that name to any particular genre or style. His affinity for "European" EBM, however, led him to develop a second solo project, Bio-Tek, as an outlet for that particular style. While he was releasing music as New Mind on Off Beat, Jonathan secured a deal with seminal German record label, Zoth Ommog, to release music as Bio-Tek. Hyperdex-1-Sect The relationship with Zoth Ommog via Bio-Tek led to a collaboration between Jonathan and André Schmechta of X Marks the Pedwalk that became Hyperdex-1-Sect. Their album Metachrome was released by Synthetic Symphony in 1997 and featured tracks that Jonathan had originally written for Cyber-Tec Project, reconstructed by André and reformatted with female vocals. Hexedene In 1997, Jonathan formed Hexedene with Katie Helsby and Ian Palmer. The band received praise for layering a techno sound with gothic, industrial and pop music leanings. Production & Remixes During the 1990s, Jonathan produced many remixes as New Mind for bands such as Aïboforcen, Birmingham 6, Scar Tissue, Inertia, Aghast View, and Attrition. He also recorded many one-off compilation tracks under various names, including: Datura, Gunhed, Lashtal, Nova, Psionic, Tyrophex 14, Vent, and Zodiac. The Heartwood Institute Beginning in 2015, Jonathan began releasing 1970s-inspired, "haunting" music under the name The Heartwood Institute. As Heartwood, Jonathan explores occult and magical themes in a more downtempo-oriented music format. Jonathan began performing live at themed events as Heartwood beginning in 2017. Library music and solo recordings By the year 2000, Jonathan discovered library music and began making recordings for hire under his own name on behalf of many publishers including his own company, Summer Witch Music. Over the next several years Jonathan temporarily ceased his commercial music production in deference to his new career. Contemporary with his work as The Heartwood Institute, Jonathan embarked on recordings under his own name of "elegaic piano-led pieces" with an autobiographical theme inspired by photographs taken during his childhood. His release Divided Time focuses his childhood years of 1970—1977 when he would split his time between his parents' houses in London and Cumbria. Discography As New Mind Body Politic (12" EP, 1991, Sadisque) Fractured (CD, 1993, Machinery Records, Think Tank) Zero to