CTRL CLICK

CTRL CLICK is the industrial project of Eric Nofsinger, a Rockford, Illinois artist who came up on Ministry, Skinny Puppy, Front Line Assembly and Front 242, then spent three decades inside the machine. Hired in 1994 as the first artist at High Voltage Software, he helped grow the studio to 185 developers and 117 shipped games, among them Fortnite, Mortal Kombat X and Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance, and led its creative work through its 2020 sale to Keywords Studios. Systems for Disassembly, out now on Negative Gain Productions, is that life taken apart: fourteen songs about technology, conformity, addiction, mortality and corporate culture, and about staying human inside systems built to classify, measure, medicate and monetize you. Nofsinger mixed and produced it himself, and it was mastered by Rob Robinson (Kevorkian Death Cycle, ohGr).