Ad noiseam n°7 / First in the Darkambient series - released on August 27th, 2001
Limited to 75 copies
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MP3s:
-Excerpt 1, 3min 18s, 3,1 Mbytes (128 kb/s - stereo)
-Excerpt 2, 3min 4s, 1,4 MBytes (64 Kb/s - mono)
The first excerpt is recommended, as it is encoded in stereo, and shows the broad use of the stereo spectrum on this disc.

LS-TTL is both the name of the project and of a CD who gathered a lot of attention in 2000, taking this Californian musician to the front of the young dark ambient scene, along with Wilt.

Drones and dark atmospheres, original sounds from strange machines, manipulated frequencies and weird structures, LS-TTL stands for originality and experimentation, for hypnotizing drones and deep tones. More specifically, LS-TTL works with specific frequencies, with very carefully synthesized sounds, and with tones he creates himself with oscillators and analog devices.

"43 Hz (note: F1)", with his title reflecting well how this music what this music relies on, is a 21 minutes long track that features a lot of stereo effects, dark atmospheres and strange, unreal sounds. Probably LS-TTL's finest act, it works very well alone on this disc, packaged in a thing but robust cardboard sleeve.

"43 Hz (note: F1)" is the first of Ad Noiseam's "Darkambient series". This series is the result of the integration of the Darkambient.net label (created by Bauke Van Der Wal, the man behind The [law-rah] collective) into Ad Noiseam. Bauke has decided to stop his label, and will now and then participate to this new series on Ad Noiseam.

This 3" CDR is limited to hand-numbered 75 copies.

LS-TTL's website is at www.ls-ttl.com
Information about the past of the Darkambient.net label is to be found at www.darkambient.net

LS-TTL discography:
"split with Jason Campbell". tape (on Hermetic Museum Recordings)
"el-es-tee-tee-el". CD (on Dragon Flight Rec.) - 2000
"43 hz (note: f1)". 3" CDR (on Ad Noiseam) - 2001

Compilation appearances:
"Stipon" on "The Sowing". CD (on Dark Seeds) - 2000