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In 2001 Kill Switch...Klick came out with a "Best Of" collection called "Milkin' It For All It's Worth" on Cleopatra Records, which included remixes by [[Spahn Ranch]] and [[Sigue Sigue Sputnik]]. The next year Invisible Records released Almost Ambient Collection Volume One. Said ''[[Keyboard Magazine]]'', "The accent in the title is on "almost." Though much of the music is warm and gauzy, there's generally a beat prowling around. The sound effects, while subdued, are sometimes disturbing- love the squidgy filter stuff. The cluster-chord piano solo in "Feeding the Machine (Day to Day)" is downright rude, and "A/B Continuity (Resurgence)" is a full-on industrial/techno song. For my money, mastermind D.A. Sebasstian finds a good balance between energetic and mellow. Eleven of the tracks are previously unreleased, eight are reissues."

Sebasstian also began releasing and producing music and remixes for other bands, including [[DragStrip Riot]], [[The Wages of Sin (band)|The Wages of Sin]], [[Faith & Disease]], [[The Bad Things]], [[Melene Marie Brown]], [[OmBili Troupe]], [[The Flathand 5]], [[Billy Dwayne & The Creepers]], [[Gary Numan]], [[Gene Loves Jezebel]], and his own solo project [[D.A. Sebasstian & The Inner Demons]]. He also expanded his Go-Kustom Records into the realm of [[public-access television]] [[cable TV]] with a popular weekly Seattle-based show called ''Go-Kustom TV'' with Hostess Lindsay Calkins. ''GKTV'' ran for four seasons and has recently been issued as a DVD series and on internet video sites like [[Blip.tv]] and [[YouTube]]. The show features interviews with Northwest Hot Rod builders, Pin-Up Models, Artists & Musicians.

In 2003 Sebasstian began filming ''Hot Rod Girls Save the World'', a Black & White [[B-movie]] style [[independent film]], which includes original soundtrack music by Kill Switch...Klick, as well as many other Seattle area musicians. Filming was completed in 2006. The film went into post-production that same year, and is set for tentative a 2008 release.