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Control The Sun wrestle with addiction on prog single Faceless

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Control The Sun, featuring members of Adelaide acts Japam and Colibrium, release their third single "Faceless", a progressive rock track exploring addiction and emotional turmoil through complex time signatures and layered vocal arrangements. The band worked with producer Forrester Savell on the track, which premieres on streaming platforms.


Featuring veterans of the Adelaide heavy scene with members from Japam and Colibrium, Control The Sun kicked off the year with their first ever gig, opening Froth And Fury in Adelaide and dropping two epic singles, Say It's Over and Pyre.

Now they bring us a hefty serving of prog with their third single release “Faceless”. 

This time, the lads show even more range in their arsenal. Opening up complex time signatures, detailed vocal arrangements and a large slice of monster riffs. The band’s musicianship has had a great opportunity to stretch its legs, with some real detail and finesse across the whole track. 

Album cover with "Control the Sun" title in white text above a shadowed figure and "Faceless" subtitle below.

The song talks about the endless cycle of substance abuse, being completely at the mercy of emotional whims and doing everything morally wrong. 

Listen to Faceless here
https://sptfy.in/j2kv

Working with industry heavyweight Forrester Savell, Control The Sun have established their unique sound - one that, blends complex musical arrangements with catchy, singable hooks and paints an exciting picture of how their catalogue keeps delivering with every release. 

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