Hi Jlh,
Overall, this performance was quite good. It captured the essense of the composition and you put it over well. It's one of my favorite Scriabin etudes. I tend to think that the false start put the recording session into an odd focus for you, which showed up in accuracy--quite a few finger slips, but nothing too glaring. Subsequently, you were a bit "off your game" compared to your usual standard. I'm going to guess that before playing the first note, you were not mentally concentrating on preparing the attack. Continuity and fluency were excellent though. I think if you were to re-record this piece it would be even better. You'll be ready with this piece for your recital in two weeks, I'm sure.
Have you looked into Scriabin's Op. 42 Etudes yet? A couple of years ago I spent time on No. 6 in D flat. Although Scriabin is known for writing a murderous left hand, this etude takes the prize in that regard. I finally gave up on it, but will return to it some day when it least expects it, haha!