Amateur Takes Control (ATC) is a band that both promises and delivers.
Inspired by the simple things such as life, love and waking up in the morning realizing you have another day to be thankful for, ATC strives to translate these inspirations into their brand of heartfelt instrumental music.
ATC originally started out as a solo project in mid 2006 by guitarist Adel but then became a full band in December 2006, now consisting of four boys sharing a genuine love for their craft. Their music is undeniably diverse in style and influence, yet still manages to showcase a seamlessness that justifies their identity as a band.
Belying their age and experience, the band is proud to have self-released an eponymous EP as well as a single entitled “Built on Miles of Hope” and the band has now realized their dream of releasing their debut full length album "You, Me and The Things Unsaid" out on KittyWu Records.
You, Me and The Things Unsaid
Now available at the folowing stores in Singapore:
1. Straits Records
2. Roxy Records
3. Gramophone islandwide
4. The Esplanade Shop
Hello! We finally got around to doing a rough recording of our orignal that we named 'The first', How fitting! Have a listen and tell us what you think =D
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Hey guys, i finally bought You, Me And The Things Unsaid during my trip to Singapore for Baybeats! Great album! Im buzzed with Ghost Promise and Leaving It Under Carpets!
Oh, yeah. Jem! Nice meeting you again, wish i have more time to catch up with you and ask you about ATC. See you again man!
heyy, the show at earshot was great. defnitely worth the wait. i brought a friend who havent heard of ya'll and she bought a cd after the show, even though she was supposed to save
