CONTROL HUMAN DELETE Ink New Deal With Code666
November 4, 2010, 13 years ago
Code666 has announced that Dutch industrial black metallers CONTROL HUMAN DELETE have renewe their deal for another album, and are now working on the follow-up to their 2007 debut, Terminal World Perspective.
Control Human Delete was formed in 2001 to explore musical borders in search for the ultimate excitement that dark and cold music can deliver. As a result of this, the first recording saw daylight in 2003 and was entitled Error Spectre.
In 2004, Control Human Delete started working on new material for their forthcoming album, evolving rapidly and sets course towards new musical challenges to invent the perfect soundtrack for their space expanding concept.
In late 2006, Control Human Delete signed with Code666 for the release of the debut album, Terminal World Perspective. With this album Control Human Delete has constructed an advanced mixture of extravagant new school black metal and industrial landscapes, a musical journey they have started with Error Spectre.
The Terminal World Perspective concept encompasses earth’s evolution and the destructive nature of its inhabitants, influenced by divine entities throughout history of the earth.
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