Control Human Delete is an electronic Death Metal band from the Northern parts of the Netherlands. This album we’re about to discuss is their first MCD, which contains 6 songs. The first song is a very long intro with parts from the Matrix. It gives the room a dark atmosphere. Seeking For The End Of Life is the first real song on the album and it’s quite hard to describe the music. CHD can be seen as death metal, but not like the ordinary. There is a trace of Industrial in the music which makes it quite unordinary. That’s a strong point about this MCD, the music is very original and powerful at the same time. The riffs are mostly destructive and the bass/drum work is neat. Discipline March Towards Destruction starts out with another threatening intro, which blasts out in a blur of guitars and drums, instantly followed by soft piano music. The vocals are strong because of the intensity and the fact that the vocals sound a bit like And Oceans. The Prospectus Negative is divided in three parts. The funny thing is that this song didn’t remind me to anything I’ve ever heard before. If I have to describe this song, some names that popped up in my head are Limbonic Art and indeed And Oceans. Next song is a very slow pounding song, at least for the first 3 minutes. The song is in the same sphere as the whole album, dark and sinister. The last song is The Convulsion Of The Truth, which is a remix. This does really sound quite industrial and I think that’s the best style to describe it. Control Human Delete have created a very original album with an own style. If you mix Death metal with Industrial, you’ll get quite the same sound. I was quite amazed by this product and can recommend this to everyone who dares to experiment with music! Track List: 1: Error Spectre 2: Seeking For The End Of Life 3: Discipline March Towards Destruction 4: The Prospectus Negative part 1: Unprevailing Life part 2: Descending On Humanity part 3: Retrospective Conceit 5: Cold Trivial Darkness 6: The Convulsion Of The Truth Line Up: Vocals – Rien Dortgiesen Guitar – Christiaan Hofs Guitar – Matthys Slutter Bass – Daniel Bakker Industrial Supplies – Ton Dortgiesen Drums – Thys Wesselink