As a result of this, the first recording saw daylight in 2003 and was entitled ‘ERROR SPECTRE’. ‘ERROR SPECTRE’ was well received by the Dutch press: a bizarre and futuristic package of heavy death-/ blackmetal riff, industrial sounds, drum computers, samples and distortion (Lords of Metal), if I had a label I would immediately sign this band (Metalfan), Highly original and qualitative impeccable (Zware Metalen), this release is pretty impressive. (Rock-ezine) It took the attention in the Dutch metal scene that gave Control Human Delete the opportunity to perform their work live more across the country. However after brief contacts with some small labels Control Human Delete remained unsigned.

In 2004 Control Human Delete starts working on new material for their forthcoming album. During the process Control Human Delete evolves rapidly and sets course towards new musical challenges to invent the perfect soundtrack for their space expanding concept. In the summer of 2006 Control Human Delete announces they have 9 tracks recorded with a total running time of more than 70 minutes conceived in the package called ‘Terminal World Perspective’. With ‘Terminal World Perspective’ Control Human Delete has constructed an advanced mixture of extravagant new school black metal and industrial landscapes, a musical journey they have started with ‘Error Spectre’. The dark and cold musical feeling ‘Terminal World Perspective’ delivers, along with the conceptual lyrics, are more fine-tuned and refined than ever before. The ‘Terminal World Perspective’ concept encompasses earth’s evolution and the destructive nature of its inhabitants, influenced by divine entities throughout history of the earth. Control Human Delete has managed to fit this lyrical concept tight to their outstanding cold and harsh riffing black metal, alternated with dark ambient landscapes, which makes ‘Terminal World Perspective’ a challenging journey to yet unexplored emotional feelings, that will penetrate the mind of the listener.