Almost Ambient Collection Volume One

Collection Contents

#		Title	Length
1		Restraint	3:57	Play
2		Copper Penny in My Hand	4:22	Play
3		Lost Like Innocense	4:32	Play
4		Bringing	2:45	Play
5		Her Trembling Hands (2001)	4:24	Play
6		Versificator	1:00	Play
7		Feeding the Machine (day to Day)	4:08	Play
8		Object of My Desire (slow Hands Mix)	3:58	Play
9		Eventually (forever)	5:06	Play
10		A/b Continuity (resurgence)	4:02	Play
11		Cincher	3:42	Play
12		5 Hotwheels in My Box	2:59	Play
13		Forgotten Shores	0:35	Play
14		See Right Through You	3:46	Play
15		Rise	1:34	Play
16		Sa Ta Na Ma	1:56	Play
17		Sniveler	2:07	Play
18		Music	1:00	Play
19		Bandwidth	4:14	Play

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Kill Switch...Klick started out as a solo recording project of d.A. Sebasstian in 1991. Later Mike Ditmore joined and KsK started playing out live in the Seattle area.Various members came and went but the core remained Sebasstian and Ditmore. They signed to Cleopatra Records in 1994 after a brief stint on the now defunct Urge Ltd label in 1993.
In 1995 KsK released Beat It To Fit, Paint It To Match and Oddities & Versions both on Cleopatra Records. They also toured the Western U.S. on the infamous Muzak For The Masses Tour with grindcore band And Christ Wept. 1997 saw the release of deGenerate and Alt. as well as a coast to coast U.S. tour. Right before the tour Ditmore quit the band to further his career with the Boeing Company. After the release of Organica Sebasstian began doing his main body of recording and performing under his own name (as well as several other side-project names) using Kill Switch...Klick for his more ambient and electronic recordings.
2001 saw the release of Milkin' It For All It Worth a best of collection enhanced CD, with a Quicktime video for Produkt (Mass Market Mix) on Cleopatra Records and the reissue of Organica on Martin Atkin's Invisible Records.
In 2002 Invisible Records released the Kill Switch...Klick collection, Almost Ambient Collection Volume One.
Sebasstian focused more on producing other artists in 2003 & 2004 as well as his Seattle based TV Show- Go-Kustom TV. As producer and remixer he worked with Faith & Disease, Billy Dwayne & The Creepers, Psycho Charger, The Wages Of Sin, The Bad Things, Vanessa Lowe, Ombili Troupe, The Felinas and DragStrip Riot. He also directed two music videos for the songs "Evil Undead Girlfiend" and "Monster Monster," both released as D.A. Sebasstian & The Inner Demons and featuring Michael Ditmore on drums, Melene Marie Brown on guitar and Sheri Johnson on bass (for the videos).
2004 also saw Sebasstian branching out into film making with his film company Go-Kustom Films and their first feature film Hot Rod Girls Save The World. Sebasstian and Dirmore also began work on the Kill Switch...Klick E.P.- Last Transmission due out in 2006.