L J Booth

L.J. Booth was a musical project active in the early 2000s, releasing albums like 'Akasha Wind' in 2001 and 'The Breath of God' in 2003. Their sound incorporated ambient textures and electronic elements, with songs such as 'Big Hourglass' and 'Hymn For The Living' appearing in their catalog. The group included members like Sarah Booth on keyboards and vocals, Mark Douglas on drums and percussion, and Michael Sullivan handling bass and production duties.

Their music sometimes drew attention for its spiritual themes, though the specifics of any controversies aren't well documented in reliable sources. They put out several albums through 2009, including 'Song of Samadhi' and 'Transcendence', with tracks like 'Between The Two Of Them' and 'Restless Field' representing their atmospheric approach. The project's recordings have a quiet, layered quality that doesn't fit neatly into mainstream categories.

What remains are those albums and songs, 'Blow The Carbon Out', 'Book Report', 'Little Piece Of Heaven', that circulated among listeners interested in that particular blend of electronic and ambient music from that period. The music stands on its own terms without needing the dramatic framing it sometimes received.