Amateur Takes Control, often stylized as ATC, is a post-rock band hailing from Singapore, known for their intricate guitars and expansive instrumental compositions. Formed in 2006, the band began as the solo project of guitarist and composer Adel Rashid but eventually expanded into a full-fledged collective. This melding of creative minds allowed for a rich tapestry of sound that is both emotive and technically proficient, garnering them a dedicated following within the local and regional post-rock scenes.

Their discography showcases a commitment to evolution and a penchant for storytelling without words. With releases like "ATCEP2" and "Mexican Cartel Brides," the band continued to refine their sound, exploring darker and more elaborate territories. The 2016 album "You, Me and the Things Unsaid" marked a significant milestone in their journey, offering a raw and introspective look at the nuances of human emotion, all conveyed through their signature dynamic arrangements. Through each record, Amateur Takes Control demonstrates that they are a powerhouse of creative energy, capable of crafting soundscapes that resonate deeply with their listeners.