Oceano’s unforgiving latest album Revelation will not sway you if the band’s low end heavy brutal death core with utterly guttural vocals and random technical and rhythmic flourishes is too much for you. Personally, I think this new record is their finest yet and shows the band adding more consistent heft to past albums that had moments but often some filler tracks as well. Decide for yourself below and slam your neighbors today.
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Oceano have released a new room destroyer of a song entitled “The Great Tribulation”, one of their most intense tracks to date. Old school death metal fans will perhaps appreciate the faster drumming parts on this song interspersed with the atmosphere enhanced techy deathcore parts. I for one could do without the colder background sounds as a lot of bands are doing that lately along with the glitchy rhythmic breaking apart thing employed a few times, but the straight death parts wail. Anyone who appreciates, say, Chris Barnes style death gurgles should like Adam Warren’s style on this, a fairly old school approach to a mostly new school sound. I’d honestly like to hear him front some straight up early 90’s sounding Cannibal throwback type stuff himself sometime.
Anyhow, this new song is from latest album Revelation. It is crazy to think that they are on album five already. Feels like Depths just came out! Time flies.
Sez the band:
We are proud to present you with the first single off our new album, ‘Revelation’, available May 19th via Sumerian Records.
Physical pre-orders including vinyl and many more special items are available here – http://smarturl.it/Revelation-Bundles
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Boston metallers Revocation seem tireless. Earlier today they dropped a lyric video for their song “Madness Opus” off of their newest album Deathless which came out in October.
In addition to the video, Revocation are currently on tour. They’re playing 20 shows starting today in Pittsburgh and wrapping up on June 14 in Winnipeg.
Revocation are joined on tour by Veil of Maya, Oceano, Gift Giver and Entheos.
Check out tour dates and the video for “Madness Opus” here.
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Adam Warren and the boys in much appreciated Midwest death core band Oceano are returning with their first new album from 2013 with new record Ascendants. Re-touching on the origin of the ideas in Contagion, the record is not a linear storyline from that record but “we did follow a general cohesive theme,” says Warren. Pre-Order this bad boy HERE.
Tracked by producer Nick Nativo (MONSTERS), the record deals with Adam’s ideas on many topics such as humans coming from more than what society and religion tells us. The general theme seems to be that we are the Children of Gods and have higher essence in our DNA but have forgotten. It’s pretty cool. I for one am stoked for this. Hear Adam talk about it in depth BELOW!
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Chicago’s OCEANO are due to kick off a co-headlining US tour with BROKEN HOPE tonight – Tuesday, March 18th – in Phoenix, Arizona.
The Best in Brutality tour will be heading around North America with support from FALLUJAH, RIVERS OF NIHIL and KUBLAI KHAN, however OCEANO will not be performing on the Canadian dates, and will instead be headlining a number of separate US shows.
Don’t miss OCEANO on tour. Click HERE for dates.
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Pennsylvania death metallers Rivers of Nihil have announced a handful of dates leading up to The Best in Brutality Tour.
The Best in Brutality Tour will feature Broken Hope, Oceano, Fallujah, Kublai Khan.
In other news, drummer Ron Nelson has parted with Rivers of Nihil.
Read the official statement from the band on the departure and find out who their new drummer is, as well as all of their tour dates here.
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San Francisco-based atmospheric death metal collective, FALLUJAH, are very pleased to take part in The Best In Brutality Tour 2014 this Spring with co-headliners Oceano and Broken Hope. Set to join the tour on March 20th in Los Angeles, California, the near month-long run of live assaults will storm its way across North America, drawing to a close on April 19th in Columbus, Ohio. Additional support will be provided by Rivers Of Nihil and Kublai Khan.
Check out the band’s three-song digital-only EP, Nomadic, released last Spring via Unique Leader at THIS LOCATION.
Comments vocalist Alex Hofmann: “We are always excited to be part of tours such as this that feature such a wide array of palettes and styles. We’re really excited to meet the guys in Rivers Of Nihil, whom we’ve been following for some time now, as well as regroup with Broken Hope whom we met over the Summer in Europe. This tour is the beginning of what is sure to be a busy and exciting year for us as we are to embark just after finishing our new full-length album in the studio. We hope to see all our old friends on the West Coast, our new friends in Canada, and visit some fresh territory in the Northeast and Midwest. See you there.”
For dates see Below.
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Chicago deathcore band Oceano are streaming their entire new album. The album, titled Incisions, was released yesterday via Earache Records.
You can listen to it here.
Incisions is the bands third studio album and a follow up to their 2010 album Contagion which was also released via Earache.
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Greetings cretins. I got a chance to have a very informative conversation with Oceano‘s guitarist Nick Conser and drummer Chason Westmoreland. We spoke about their ever changing personnel and the challenges that lie within and why they are the hardest working metal band of normal guys out there. I got some very candid responses and I am very pleased with the outcome of this interview. Not to mention, they then took the stage and absolutely killed it at The Studio at Webster Hall.
Click here for the full interview.
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Chicago death metallers Oceano have premiered the title track off of their upcoming album Incisions.
Incisions will be released on October 1.
The band had this to say about the upcoming album:
“We invested a lot of time and effort in the writing, production, and recording of Incisions. This is our most focused work to date and we are proud and excited to share it with the world”
Check out “Incisions” via AltPress.com.
Check out the tracklisting for Incisions here.
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Chicago deathcore staple Oceano have started work on a brand new studio album, which the band has revealed will be titled Incisions. The five-piece are currently hard at work writing the long-awaited follow-up to 2010’s Contagion, with plans to release the new album later this year on Earache Records.
The band has also just released an official lyric video for a brand new track which is set to appear on Incisions, titled “Slow Murder”, giving fans a taste of the brutality to come.
Click here to check out the video.
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Oceano is back. The band has confirmed a European run on the “Ruining Earth For Everybody” Tour. Joining them on the road will be IWrestledABearOnce, Vanna, and For All Those Sleeping.
The tour is set to stop in eleven countries.
To see a full list of tour dates click here.
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Chicago deathcore band Oceano and Texan alternative metallers The Browning are due to kick off a tour of the American Midwest tonight, Friday, September 16th, in St. Paul, Minnesota. Oceano are headlining the “Midwest Meltdown” tour, with support coming from their labelmates The Browning, along with Thick As Blood, Legend and Volumes.Check out the dates here.
Oceano’s last album, “Contagion”, was released November 9th 2010 via Earache Records.
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Commencing at the end of March, death metal heavyweights Carnifex and Oceano set out for a massive 32 date tour across the States and dipping into Canada. Along with them, Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza and Within The Ruins will be opening the veins of the show. Bring the pain when attending this show, for the bands performing will surely be out to pummel and punish you all.
Carnifex is quickly in the process of writing the follow up to 2010’s “Hell Chose Me.” Vocalist Scott Lewis states: “We’ve been working hard on the new record. We know we have to top “Hell Chose Me” and were NOT letting you down! Heavier, darker and more pissed in every way. We will be posting a video blog updating you on everything we have going on soon. Stay sick \m/.” “Hell Chose Me” was released February 16th, 2010 on Victory Records.
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Fresh from their sold out Contagion Across The Nation tour, Chicago deathcore band, Oceano are pleased to announce the Contaminating The Coast tour. Sponsored by AMP magazine and running throughout the month of January.
Trekking along with Oceano will be their friends, For The Fallen Dreams, Upon Burning Body, The Great Commission and I The Breather. The full list of dates for this January tour will be announced soon.
Oceano released their second studio album “Contagion” on November 9, 2010 via Earache Records.
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Icons of world thrash Sepultura are the un-killable underground dynasty that refuses naysayers and continues to evolve and make bonds with new fans year after year. 2020 finds the band -Andreas Kisser (Guitars), Derrick Green(Vocals), Eloy Casagrande (Drums) and Paulo Jr. (bass) releasing one of the most incredible statements of the group's storied legacy, Quadra. If you still only like the early eras you are willfully a stick in the mud or unable to hear greatness. "Isolation", the pain exuding "Last Time", the new class war anthem "Capital Enslavement" and the onslaught "Agony Of Defeat" are just a few examples of one of the most solid records in recent metal memory. Sepultura still have plenty of staying power!
“On ‘Quadra’, we felt the urge to revisit that old thrash feeling of ‘Beneath the Remains’ or ‘Arise’,’ only seen through the eyes of today,”Andreas Kisser utters the magic words. “Add to that the tribal percussion, the orchestral elements, the choirs, the melodies and the clean vocals and you get a thorough run-through of our entire career, backed by a very contemporary approach.”
