Proving they still have what it takes to perform live, Birmingham Progressive Metalcore outfit Oceans Ate Alaska have danced with the Devil and given us a live rendition of the opening cut of their September released album “Disparity“. Shot and edited by TheCityIsOurs vocalist Oli Duncanson “Paradigm” finds returning original vocalist James Harrison front and
Returning to the Oceans Ate Alaska fold after a four year absence for new album “Disparity” is the bands original vocalist James Harrison. He spoke to Heavy New York about the bands return to “fusing unpredictable polyrhythms and sporadic partnering of melodic and dissonant passages” as well as what it was like to come back
A third single in “Nova” from Birmingham Technical Metalcore quintet Oceans Ate Alaska has brought the news which we all expected, their new album titled “Disparity” which sees them rejoined by original vocalist James Harrison will drop on 1st September via Fearless Records. An eleven track affair it features a guest vocal appearance from Eric
15 months after “Metamorph” marked the official return of James Harrison to Oceans Ate Alaska the band have given us a second single from their yet to be dated and titled third album. Fittingly it’s one called “New Dawn” and comes ahead of a run of September with the band will play a headlining run
April 2021 saw the Oceans Ate Alaska announce they were recording LP3 following single “Metamorph” and slowly but surely some European Festival shows and a June double header with Our Hollow Our Home and A Day To Remember have emerged for this summer. So it’s been a long time coming but it looks like we
Following the big news that Birmingham Tech-Metallers Oceans Ate Alaska will be returning with their original vocalist James Harrison after his four year absence, drummer Chris Turner has returned to the practice room to give us a run through their latest single “Metamorph“. He’s endorsed by Sibian Cymbals for whom the video was shot, showing
It’s all change in the Oceans Ate Alaska camp with the announcement that the band have reunited with original vocalist James Harrison, who exited stage left in 2016. Without him, the band found Jake Noakes and created the album “Hikari“. Accompanying the news is a single “Metamorph” which comes via label home Fearless Records.
Pro-Shot at last year’s incarnation of Resurrection Fest in Spain and including “Covert”, “Blood Brothers” and “Escapist”, here’s a full set from Birmingham Progressive Metalcore quintet Oceans Ate Alaska! They’re going to be playing at MacMillan Fest in Nottingham at the Rescue Rooms on 7th September!
Oceans Ate Alaska sticksman Chris Turner talks drum theory during this playthrough from sponsors Sabian of “Hikari” from the bands album of the same name. It’s on Fearless Records and there is also the option for an instrumental version of the beast. Check out our review!
Having recently completed a pair of sold out shows as park of their Japanese tour, Birmingham Tech-Metallers Oceans Ate Alaska have released a new live music video for “Covert” that looks as if it was filmed in Australia. The song comes ahead of a new US run for the Fearless Records signed band and is
