OUR OCEANS Share New Single + Music Video for “Face Them”

November 16, 2020 Eric Peterson Brutal News, Press Releases Comments Off

New Album ‘While Time Disappears’ out November 27th!

OUR OCEANS – “Face Them” (Official Video)

Dutch rock trio OUR OCEANS have shared their new single “Face Them” along with a music video. It’s the fourth single taken from their new album ‘While Time Disappears’ , which will see a November 27th release via Long Branch Records. “Face Them” is available now as stream and download at your favorite digital platform.

Listen to “Face Them” and pre-order the album ‘While Time Disappears’ here: https://ouroceans.lnk.to/whiletimedisappears

Watch the video for “Face Them” here: https://youtu.be/GeC61BxNpnE

Singer & guitarist Tymon Kruidenier about ‘Face Them’:

“‘Face Them’ is by far the most energetic song on the album, inspired by a drumbeat and guitar riff that Yuma came up with. It’s an incredibly busy song, with its dense rhythms and many key changes. It’s also a very fun song and perhaps a bit more uplifting than the rest of the album. I suspect it features the highest note I ever sang, at the end of the bridge.

We filmed a lot of the recording process of ‘While Time Disappears’ and even though the quality of the footage is not the best, we thought it was quite suited for a more lighthearted and fun music video for ‘Face Them’. This isn’t a stylized or serious music video, instead, it gives you a genuine impression of our studio process. Enjoy!”

PRE-ORDER “While Time Disappears” HERE

Our Oceans were formed by singer & guitarist Tymon Kruidenier (Cynic, Exivious). Joining him on bass and drums are his former Exivious colleagues, Robin Zielhorst (Cynic, Onegodless) and Yuma van Eekelen (Quadvium, Pestilence).

Our Oceans’ inventive progressive rock centres on haunting vocal melodies that carry heartfelt cries of longing, anger and despair. Bolstered by lyrical fretless bass lines, vigorous drum beats and captivating guitar riffs, Our Oceans lace singer/songwriter influences with modern, progressive rock elements. Mindful musicianship and introspective lyrics are woven into a deeply melancholic, yet uniquely expansive musical universe.