HEAD CONTROL SYSTEM
Official site:
http://www.headcontrolsystem.com
The heavy groove/rock/metal act – comprised of Daniel Cardoso (ex-Sirius / Re:aktor) and Kristoffer Garm Rygg (Ulver / ex-Arcturus / Borknagar) – will serve up their infectious debut for THE END RECORDS titled Murder Nature on April 4th, 2006
and no doubt it'll shake some foundations.
HEAD CONTROL SYSTEM – Murder Nature
The End | TE064 | UPC: 654436006428 | April 4th, 2006 | Rock/Metal
Tracklisting:
01. BABY BLUE
02. SKIN FLICK
03. MASTERPIECE [OF ART]
04. BLUNT INSTRUMENTAL
05. IT HURTS
06. WATERGATE
NO. SEVEN
08. KILL ME
09. WONDERWORLD
10. RAPID EYE MOVEMENT
11. FALLING ON SLEEP
Sounds Like: QOTSA; Tool; Alice In Chains; Faith No More.
http://media.theendrecords.com/HeadControlSystem_MurderNature_SkinFlick.mp3
The two behind Head Control System, the newly formed heavy groove/rock act exploring cinematic visuals, heavy riffs and melody, are no beginners within the world of music. Daniel Cardoso (ex-Sirius / Re:aktor) and Kristoffer Garm Rygg (Ulver / ex-Arcturus / Borknagar) exudes a powerful concoction of ideas, energy and uniqueness that can only come from experience.
"When I first approached Garm about working together I had SinDRomE in mind, a project where I was doing everything by myself and developing my own ideas and concepts," says Cardoso about the origins of HCS. "We had put out an EP with another singer and there was even a band lineup, but I accidentally started doing everything on my own and there was no real need of a full lineup. So when G. came in, we started developing the existing concept, which in the end turned into an altogether new concept.”
He adds, “I kind of felt bad that G. was putting so much effort into the band, but I never really had the chance to choose a name that he'd be totally comfortable with. So we both agreed on Head Control System, so maybe that was my way of making it officially our project, rather than just my 'solo' project.”
Murder Nature is HCS's first album, with the two madmen storming through an array of odds and ends in the course of 11 tracks, never really sitting still for more than a beat of a butterfly wing, lashing back at us with G.'s infectious vocals and the concussion-like rhythms of Cardoso. And you might even find yourself singing along from time to time. Hell yeah.
Cardoso openly admits that HCS is about girls and that "lots of guys will be listening to it in the closet". He says, "I'd hardly call it metal actually. It sounds heavy, yes, but I was recording it with a rock attitude and vibe." So buckle up, crank up the volume dial and let the music drive you till the cows come home.
