Yeht Mae was a Los Angeles-based industrial project led by Jeremy Daw (and originally a solo project, as documented by the cassettes Against Nature of 1988 and Endless Enemies of 1990), that employed the guitars in a psychedelic manner reminiscent of early Pink Floyd. The music on 1000 Veins (Gymnastic, 1991), Anatomy (Zoth Ommog, 1992) and Transmitter (Zoth Ommog, 1994), recorded with Lynda Sterling, straddles the line between industrial, space-rock and gothic-rock (particularly Sisters of Mercy). Eam They (Out Of Line, 1996) is a concept album about an alien civilization.

I T.H.C., that started in 1992, were Jeremy Daw of Yeht Mae and George Sarah of Stereotaxic Device, with the addition of Sarah Folkman of Geko in 1997. They released the EP Consenting Guinea Pig (Full Contact, 1996) and the albums Death by Design (Full Contact, 1996) and Adagio (Brain Surgery, 1999).