Press
Press photographs and the 2003 press kit
The band's press photographs, and trance[]control Productions' press kit of November 2003 from the band's website: the logo, a flyer and the press text with a discography. Press enquiries: alex@acarlborg.se.
Press photographs
The two members in front of a graffiti wall and a rusty container, from one photo session. One of the photographs is in the press kit below, where its file is dated 10 September 2003; the session took place before then. The photographs were on trancecontrol.com in the folder pressphoto, at 900 pixels wide, the size shown here.








The press kit, November 2003
A zip file on trancecontrol.com named for 13 November 2003, holding the logo (as artwork and a large image), the wordmark, a flyer, one press photograph and the press text. The Internet Archive never captured it; it is preserved from the band's own server backup. The preserved file · as a source
![The trance[]control logo: interlocking black circles and drop shapes inside a ring, on white.](/press/tc-logo-2003.jpg)
![The word trance[]control in heavy black letters.](/press/tc-wordmark-2003.png)
![A flyer for trance[]control Productions: the logo rendered in chrome on a white page with grey stripes, the web address at the foot.](/press/tc-flyer-2003.png)
The press text
As the band wrote it, spelling included. The contact details of 2003 are left out.
Members: DjC & WennE
Short history
The production duo trance[]control was founded early 1997 by the cousins Alexander Carlborg & Andreas Wennersköld. At a start music was only a common interest between the two but but the future had a bit more in stock then that. Andreas who previous to trance[]control played various instruments and was used to music programming had a fairly solid background within music. This compared to Alexander who pretty much didn’t have any background within music what so ever.
Today trance[]control is one of the largest, most well known and most downloaded bands on the internet. Even though the time from start to today has been fairly short counted in years, the path still has been long with many tricky turns along the way.
Their style & sound can generally be described as hard, progressive & melodic trance. But keep in mind that trance is a very broad genre where the lines between the different sub-genres are extremely thin. The bands specialty has over the years become to produce music that appeal people that normaly wouldn’t listen to this type of music. The age-scale of their listeners range from 10-65 years, though the more common group of people are between 15-30 years old. Despite the slightly odd and undergroundbased style of this band, their music still appeal the most addicted trance lovers out there as well. For instance, the band frequently is compared to other superstar Dj’s such as Commander Tom, BT, Sasha, Paul Oakenfold, Dj Tiësto to name a few.
Discography, as of November 2003
| CD Albums @ MP3.com | |
|---|---|
| the.demo.cd | |
| Beyond 2000 | |
| Audiographic Moments | |
| MISSION 2002 Vol.1 | |
| MISSION 2002 Vol.2 | |
| CD Albums @ Retail | |
| Beyond 2001 – the Resurrection – Sunrise / SHR – USA | |
| OUT THERE (Discontinued due to label crash) – Sunrise / SHR – USA | |
| 12” Vinyl | |
| Health Warning – Flash Traxx / SHR – USA | |
| trance[]control – Flash Traxx / SHR – USA | |
| ReMixes | |
| Move – Rage your Dream [trance[]control ReMix] – AVEX TRAXX - Japan | |
| Madonna – Justify my Love [trance[]control ReMix] – Colossal / SHR | |
| Compilations | |
| Ecstacy Vol.1 – Flash Traxx / SHR – USA | |
| Ecstacy Vol.2 – Flash Traxx / SHR – USA | |
| TRANCE GAMER 2 - Earstuff/France - Japanese release | |
The kit dates Beyond 2000 to 16 August 1999, as an MP3.com CD; the album came out again digitally in 2015. See the music as it is available today.