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Collapse The Control
Collapse The Control formed in 2002 around singer and songwriter Jake Curran. Their debut album 'Do It Like a Dude' came out in 2006, with the title track...
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Collapse The Control formed in 2002 around singer and songwriter Jake Curran. Their debut album 'Do It Like a Dude' came out in 2006, with the title track becoming a notable point of discussion for its approach to themes like female empowerment. The band's lyrics often dealt with social and political topics, which sometimes drew criticism alongside support.
They've released several albums since then, including 'Burn Your Bridges' in 2009, 'The Corpse of Decency' in 2011, 'The Beast Inside' in 2014, 'Victims of Tolerance' in 2017, 'The End of All Things' in 2020, and 'Rise Against the Machine' in 2023. Their work stayed within a punk rock framework while addressing issues like gender inequality and political corruption.
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