Oceans Ate Alaska have premiered a new video for their new song “Bring You Back.” You can check that out below. The track is from the band’s new album, “Purge,” which will be released on January 22. Vocalist Joel Heywood says the song focuses on his wife’s battle with prenatal and postnatal depression: “She was…
Signs Of The Swarm have announced a headlining European/UK tour. ten56., Oceans Ate Alaska, and Face Yourself will serve as support. Tour Dates: 02/03 Frankfurt, GER – Das Bett 02/04 Utrecht, NET – Tivoli Pandora 02/05 Cologne, GER – Essigfabrik 02/06 Hamburg, GER – Logo 02/07 Copenhagen, DEN – Pumpehuset 02/08 Gothenburg, SWE – Filmstudion…
Oceans Ate Alaska have officially finished the recording process for their new album. The band confirmed the news in the below post: View this post on Instagram
Drumeo recently tasked Oceans Ate Alaska drummer Chris Turner with covering Paul Simon’s “50 Ways To Leave Your Lover” after hearing it for the first time without percussion. You can see footage of him adding his own drum parts to the song below:
The lineup has been revealed for this year’s We Missed Ourselves Fest. The event will take place at the Velódromo Olímpico in Mexico City, Mexico on October 25 and it will feature: Black Veil Brides, Sleeping With Sirens, Beartooth, Underoath, Silverstein, Senses Fail, We Came As Romans, Memphis May Fire, I Set My Friends On…
Oceans Ate Alaska have premiered a new video for their new song “Onsra.” The clip was directed by Olli Appleyard (Static Dress) and it can be seen below:
Oceans Are Alaska have premiered a new video for their latest single “Endless Hollow.” The track is the band’s first to feature new vocalist Joel Haywood (Silent Screams). In other news, the group have also addressed the recent departures of vocalist James Harrison and guitarist Adam Zytkiewicz. They said the following: “Most of you have…
Vocalist James Harrison is no longer a member of Oceans Ate Alaska. He confirmed the news in a lengthy statement, while also expressing regret for returning to the band. Harrison said the following: “Rejoining Oceans Ate Alaska was a mistake… Attention grabbing headline aside. Myself and another long time member of OAA and close friend…
Currents have announced a headlining European/UK tour. Being As An Ocean, Oceans Ate Alaska, and Sentinels will serve as support. Tour Dates: 02/01 Munchen, GER – Backstage 02/02 Karlsruhe, GER – Substage 02/03 Koln, GER – Essigfabrik 02/05 Southampton, UK – Engine Room 02/06 Birmingham, UK – The Mill 02/07 Glasgow, UK – Slay 02/08…
Born Of Osiris have announced a UK tour with Oceans Ate Alaska and Paledusk. Here’s the dates: 06/30 Exeter, UK – Phoenix (no Paledusk) 07/01 London, UK – The Underworld 07/02 Newark, UK – UK Tech-Fest (Born Of Osiris only) 07/03 Bristol, UK – Thekla
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