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Showing posts with label Ocean. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ocean. Show all posts

Saturday, September 26, 2020

The Ocean "Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic"


Country: Germany
Genre(s): Progressive Metal
LabelMetal Blade Records (CD, digital), Pelagic Records (vinyl)
FormatCD, digital, vinyl
Release date: September 25, 2020
Tracklist
1. Triassic
2. Jurassic | Cretaceous
3. Palaeocene
4. Eocene
5. Oligocene
6. Miocene | Pliocene
7. Pleistocene
8. Holocene

Line-up
Robin Staps - Guitars
Loïc Rossetti - Vocals
Paul Seidel - Drums
Mattias Hägerstrand - Bass
Peter Voigtmann - Keyboards
David Ramis Åhfeldt - Guitars
   With
Jonas Renkse (Katatonia) - Vocals

Media/Samples 
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Saturday, November 3, 2018

The Ocean "Phanerozoic I: Palaeozoic"


Country: Germany
Genre(s): Progressive Metal
Label: Metal Blade Records (CD, digital), Pelagic Records (vinyl), Wild Thing Records (AUS & NZ)
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: November 2, 2018
Tracklist
1. The Cambrian Explosion (1:54)
2. Cambrian II: Eternal Recurrence (7:51)
3. Ordovicium: The Glaciation Of Gondwana (4:49)
4. Silurian: Age Of Sea Scorpions (9:36)
5. Devonian: Nascent (11:05)
6. The Carboniferous Rainforest Collapse (3:08)
7. Permian: The Great Dying (9:22)

Total Time 47:45

Line-up
Robin Staps - Guitars
Loïc Rossetti - Vocals
Paul Seidel - Drums
Mattias Hagerstrand - Bass
Peter Voigtmann
   With
Vincent Membrez - Piano
Dalai Theofilopoulou - Cello
Jonas Renkse (Katatonia) - Vocals (5)

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Friday, April 8, 2016

Ocean "C'est la fin ..."


Country: France
Genre(s): Hard Rock, AOR, Progressive Rock
Label: Axe Killer Records
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: April 8, 2016
Tracklist
1. La Haine (6:58)
2. Desillusions (4:35)
3. Tu N'penses Qu'a Ta Gueule (3:31)
4. Fidele A Son Nom (5:38)
5. Rouge Lezard (4:58)
6. T'as Rien Trouve (6:12)
7. Instinct Animal (5:33)
8. Je Crois Que Tu Aimes Ca (4:02)
9. La Mort Rode Autour De Nous (3:13)
10. C'est La Fin (5:56)

Total Time 50:36

Line-up
Georges Bodossian - Guitars
Stef Reb - Vocals
Alain Gouillard - Drums
Noel Alberola - Bass

Media/Samples 
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Friday, April 26, 2013

The Ocean "Pelagial"


Country: Germany
Sub GenrePost Metal
LabelMetal Blade
Release dateApril 26/ 29, 2013 (Europe) and April 30, 2013 (North America / world)
Tracklist
1. Epipelagic (1:12)
2. Mesopelagic: Into the Uncanny (5:56)
3. Bathyalpelagic I: Impasses (4:24)
4. Bathyalpelagic II: The Wish in Dreams (3:18)
5. Bathyalpelagic III: Disequillibrated (4:27)
6. Abyssopelagic I: Boundless Vasts (3:27)
7. Abyssopelagic II: Signals of Anxiety (5:05)
8. Hadopelagic I: Omen of the Deep (1:07)
9. Hadopelagic II: Let Them Believe (9:17)
10. Demersal: Cognitive Dissonance (9:05)
11. Benthic: The Origin of Our Wishes (5:55)

Line-up
Loïc Rossetti - vocals
Robin Staps - guitars, vocals
Jonathan "Jona" Nido - guitars
Luc Hess - drums, percussion
Louis Jucker - bass

Description/Reviews
Immeasurably heavy both sonically and thematically, Pelagial was written, recorded, mixed and to-be-performed-live as one single 53-minute piece of music. Easily their most profoundly sophisticated work to date, Pelagial is an aquatic-themed audio adventure that quite literally submerses listeners as they journey with the band, beginning at the surface of the ocean and plunging through all five pelagic depth zones.
Said Spin Magazine: “The sixth album from German post-metal doombringers The Ocean is huge… In the course of the record, tender piano interludes get stomped on by Mastodon-shaped footprints, lush strings work next to bulldozing double-kick work, and, at the end, the submarine crashes at Melvins tempos.” Craveonline notes that, “Pelagial is brilliantly written, expertly executed and filled with the kind of songwriting most bands can only dream of,” while MetalSucks opines in a perfect 5/5 rating, “Pelagial resonates so deeply because its sonic continuity is matched with shifting, unified composition. The album viscerally depicts the spectrum of submersion while highlighting the musicians’ versatility and cohesion. The band has never written more intriguing music, and The Ocean Collective has never been a more apt name.”
Media/Samples 
Bathyalpelagic II: The Wish in Dreams
Bathyalpelagic III: Disequillibrated

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