Air Traffic Control (band)
Air Traffic Control is a power pop/rock band from Nova Scotia's South Shore. History. Brothers Kirk and Jordi Comstock made their first foray into music while in elementary school. By 1991, both were playing all-ages and bar shows in and around the Maritimes, under the name Madhat. In 1993, they released the independent EP "Freak", produced and engineered by Len frontman Marc Costanzo and released on Halifax indie label No Records. This received the attention of local radio station CKBW, which would feature the trio prominently in local programming. In 1995, they released  their second EP "Hardhitters". "Full Length" was released in 1998. This was Madhat's first full album and its success brought Madhat to a national audience. Madhat released two more albums, both of which included musician Simon Reinhardt: "From the Outside" in 2000 and "To the World" in 2002. In 2005, Madhat added guitarist and keyboardist Phillip Clark to the band and changed their name to Air Traffic Control. On February 12, 2005, they released the album "Air Traffic Control", and garnered a nomination for New Group of the Year at the Nova Scotia Music Week conference. The trio's  opening track, "Feel Proud", was selected as the title song for the Electronic Arts game Rugby 2005 and was featured in the YTV series 15 Love. In 2007, they released the album "To Be Free". That was followed in the same year by "S/T", "Can't Kill Love" in 2009 and "Tear the House Down" in 2012. In 2011, they received a Rock Recording of the Year nomination from the East Coast Music Association. The band's music has appeared on Much Music, Satellite Radio, the television shows "", "Golden Boy", "The Mysteries of Laura", "Kingdom", and radio stations across  Canada and the United States. Following the release of "Tear the House Down", the band went on hiatus; Jordi Comstock spent several years playing and producing with other bands. On November 1, 2021, the band released the album "No Horse Kids"