chILL's music can be described as "controlled chaos". Catchy rock blends seamlessly into modern metal. The band's goal is to make internationally competitive music without any kind of restrictions or preconceptions, and to create something genuine and special in these times of superficial recycled entertainment. All the solutions in their music are not necessarily always by the book and they shouldn't have to be.

In March 2007 the band took a creative break from live shows, and started writing and recording material for their debut album: "Controlled Chaos". Almost a year passed until it was time to break the silence with an explosion.

chILL's 11-song debut album was recorded by Miska Rautiainen at the band's own "Twisted Studios" and was mixed by Finnish Sami Koivisto at Biotech Audio Solutions (Koivisto has mixed many Finnish bands like "Waltari", "Nicole", "Deathbound" and "Havoc Unit").

1. Connected
2. Twist The Knife (feat Miona)
3. In Between
4. Below
5. Black Snow
6. Crossroads
7. Fear
8. No More Excuses
9. Manipulator
10. Shallow Waters
11. Dead End Of A Chapter

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 5/22/2010
chILL lives in Mantta-Vilppula Finland

Tagged as: Hard Rock, Metal, Intense Metal

1. Someday You Will Be Proven Correct by Caustic Casanova: Highly electric, extremely eclectic heavy rock
2. Centuries by Destroy The Colossus: Technical Death Metal
3. The Wait is Over by XXX Car Ride: smash and grab industrial rock
4. Night of the Black Wyvern by Utopia Banished: melodic death metal
5. Light Lullabies for Skinny Monkeys by Louis Lingg and the Bombs: punk rock to blow your head off
6. Lymph by Nuform: Innovative, emotional and trippy electronic music
7. The More I Want, The More I Get by Breaker: grit, guts, gall and Granite
8. Hurricane Tide by The Dirty Love: rock and roll from the heart
9. Dead and Back by Electric Frankenstein: high energy punk rock & roll
10. Alphabet of a Revolution by Louis Lingg and the Bombs: punk rock to blow your head off
11. Penguin Dust by Atomic Opera: progressive world-influenced hard rock.
12. Psychic Dissonance From The Unself by Candidate: Hook-laden anthems of survival and triumph
13. El Zoo by Horstreich: noisy, friendly, fierce and beautiful, rock and roll
14. The Citadel by Heir to Madness: dark and dynamic progressive rock
15. Black and White by The Dirty Love: rock and roll from the heart
16. Ear Fatigue by Daniel Bautista: while my guitar gently shreds
17. The Introduction by Beat Under Control: jazz/dub intense electro funk
18. Svanevit by Svanevit: Scandinavian music on the Celtic harp

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