Yeht Mae
| Company type | Music group |
|---|---|
| Industry | Music |
| Founded | 1988 |
| Founder | Jeremy Daw |
| Headquarters | California , United States |
| Products | Electro-industrial music albums and demos |
Yeht Mae was an electro-industrial group originating from California, established in 1988 by vocalist and keyboard programmer Jeremy Daw. Later, vocalist Lynda Sterling joined Daw, and together they produced two cassette demos that were independently distributed. Their first full-length album, 1000 Veins, was released through the UK-based gothic/industrial label Gymnastic Records, with the physical CDs manufactured in Germany.
In 1992, Daw pursued a new recording contract by sending a demo to Talla 2XLC of Bigod 20, who headed Zoth Ommog Records. Unbeknownst to Daw, his song "Proximity Effect" had already been featured on Zoth Ommog’s compilation Body Rapture II, which helped secure a deal with the label. Under Zoth Ommog, Yeht Mae issued two albums: Anatomy (1992) and Transmitter (1994).
The band’s lyrical content frequently delved into subjects such as mortality, experimental medical procedures, and extraterrestrial abduction.
After Yeht Mae disbanded, Jeremy Daw went on to create T.H.C. (initially named "The Hard Corps") in collaboration with George Sarah from Stereotaxic Device.
Discography
- Against Nature – cassette demo (1988)
- Endless Enemies – cassette demo (1990)
- 1000 Veins – CD (1991) Gymnastic Records
- Anatomy – CD (1992) Zoth Ommog
- Transmitter – CD (1994) Zoth Ommog
- eaM theY – CD (1996) Out of Line • CD (1997) Metropolis Records
Compilation appearances
- Sacred War – CD track #3 "Keep the Devil Down" (1990) Gymnastic Records
- Hurt-A Psychotechnics Compilation – LP Side B track #5 "Remission" (1991) Braindrops Records
- Torture Tech Overdrive – LP Side B track #5 "Freedom" (1991) If It Moves...
- Body Rapture II – CD track #8 "Proximity Effect" (1992) Zoth Ommog
- Zoth In Your Mind – CD track #3 "Take Him Out Back" (1993) Zoth Ommog
- The Colours of Zoth Ommog – CD track #8 "Beater" (1994) Zoth Ommog
- Torture Tech Overdrive – CD track #13 "Freedom" (1994) Cleopatra Records
- Totentanz – The Best of Zoth Ommog 2xCD CD #2 track #7 "Gods and Children" (1994) Cleopatra Records
- There Is No Time – 4xCD CD #3 track #2 "Gun Control" (1995) Ras Dva Records
- On the Line – CD tracks #4 "Lynaka Says Don't Dream" and #5 "Heaven in Hell" (1996) Out of Line
- Vertigo Compilation (04/1996) – CD track #4 "Lynaka Says Don't Dream" (1996) Celtic Circle Productions
- Awake the Machines – On the Line Vol. 2 – 2xCD CD #1 track #15 "Awake the Machine" (1997) Out of Line / Sub/Mission Records
- The Complete History of Zoth Ommog: Totentanz – 4xCD CD #2 track #7 "Gods and Children" (1999) Cleopatra Records