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HEAD CONTROL SYSTEM: Cover Of SEAL's 'Kiss From A Rose' Posted Online

January 11, 2008

HEAD CONTROL SYSTEM, the heavy groove/rock/metal act comprised of Daniel Cardoso (ex-SIRIUS, RE:AKTOR) and Kristoffer Garm Rygg (ULVER, ex-ARCTURUS, BORKNAGAR),has issued the following update:

"While conspiring the next record, the boys decided to let you enjoy the unreleased and somewhat unfinished track that didn't make it into [HEAD CONTROL SYSTEM debut album] 'Murder Nature''s tracklist...and guess what, it is SEAL's hit single 'Kiss from a Rose' played the HCS way. Meanwhile, recording dates for the next HCS record should be announced sometime soon..."

Check out "Kiss from a Rose" on the band's MySpace page.

"Murder Nature" was released in April 2006 via The End Records.

"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 HEAD CONTROL SYSTEM. "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 added, "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."

Cardoso openly admitted that HEAD CONTROL SYSTEM 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."

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