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Head Control System
Head Control System
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Years active	2003–present
Members	Daniel Cardoso; Kristoffer Rygg

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Intro

Head Control System is a cross-national experimental band featuring Portuguese Daniel Cardoso (ex-Sirius and ex-Re:aktor) and Norwegian Kristoffer Rygg (of Ulver and ex-Arcturus and ex-Borknagar). Head Control System is currently part of North-American The End Records' roster along with bands such as Voivod, The Gathering, Sleepytime Gorilla Museum and Ulver. The band's debut album, Murder Nature, was released on April 4th 2006.

Concept

Lyrical

Initially, the band was named SinDRomE. Its first release was the EP "Severe Damage on Reason and Equilibrium" — the acronym identical to the capital letters of the band. While Daniel himself never wrote a single lyric, he did, however, realize his vision for the E.P. in collaboration with André Vasconcelos, a friend and writer. Daniel performed and recorded all of the instrumentation for the E.P.

Upon Kristoffer's joining of the band, Daniel and Kris agreed to change the name of the band to Head Control System. The lyrical content of Murder Nature was influenced by Kris's fascination with "automatic" writing, in a stream of conscious style. It includes wordplays and references to politics, film, literature, among many other things.

Musical

Being influenced by the likes of Meshuggah and the work of Fredrik Thordendal himself, Daniel Cardoso uses rhythms and cycles in a melodic style of rock, bearing some resemblence to Tool, Faith No More or A Perfect Circle. The music also includes subtle, repeating, dissonant cycles in the background.

Discography

1. Severe Damage on Reason and Equilibrium (as SinDRomE) - 2003, Ins@ne Prod.

1. Severe Damage on Reason and Equilibrium (as SinDRomE) - 2003, Ins@ne Prod.
2. Murder Nature - 2006, The End Records (U.S.)/ V.M.E. (Europe)

2. Murder Nature - 2006, The End Records (U.S.)/ V.M.E. (Europe)

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-Being influenced by the likes of [[Meshuggah]] and the work of [[Fredrik Thordendal]] himself, [[Daniel Cardoso]] uses rhythms and cycles in a melodic style of rock, bearing some resemblence to [[Tool (band)|Tool]], [[Faith No More]] or [[A Perfect Circle]]. The music also includes subtle, repeating, [[dissonant]] cycles in the background of various songs.
+Being influenced by the likes of [[Meshuggah]] and the work of [[Fredrik Thordendal]] himself, [[Daniel Cardoso]] uses rhythms and cycles in a melodic style of rock, bearing some resemblence to [[Tool (band)|Tool]], [[Faith No More]] or [[A Perfect Circle]]. The music also includes subtle, repeating, [[dissonant]] cycles in the background.
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