The Ocean Blue - Ultramarine - VINYL LP

The Ocean Blue was formed in 1986 by four teenagers from Hershey, PA and quickly achieved widespread acclaim and Top 10 Modern Rock/College Radio & MTV airplay, with hits like InchBetween Something and NothingInch, InchDrifting, FallingInch, InchBallerina Out of ControlInch and InchSublimeInch. They had releases on Sire and Polygram before taking the independent path. 1996s See The Ocean Blue was the last of the major tag releases and is finally being reissued by the band itself. The LP is pressed on an assortment of both orange and black vinyl. Album Tracks 1. Jouissance 2. Whenever You're Around 3. Out Here 4. Ways & Means 5. Past Future Perfect 6. Bitter 7. Slide 8. 10 10 Cloud Deck 9. Behind 10. Bite Your Lip 11. My Scream 12. Cloudy Days 13. Bye

In the tenth year of Diabolic Night's existence, prime mover Heavy Steeler releases a second album that not only ultimately defines his solo project but also pushes the boundaries of what scenesters have declared to be the pure doctrine of blackened speed metal. Honing his craft in the course of one demo, 7-inch and mini LP respectively, the reclusive German released his debut full-length InchBeyond the RealmInch in late 2019 to much critical acclaim, thereby establishing the basic formula for more things to come. InchA desire I carried with me from an early age was to write a coherent story set in a fictional world where the listener is engrossed from the first to the last secondInch, Heavy Steeler explains, stressing that present reality gets disregarded in favour of a strictly escapist experience. Thus, InchBeneath the Crimson ProphecyInch is even more themed than it's loosely conceptual predecessor, as reflected in both the opulent artwork and photography. Atmospherically, Diabolic Night's new material sports a slightly darker armour without neglecting any of the assets the multi-instrumentalist, composer and singer has become known for NWoBHM-tinged lead guitar work as in the earworm 'Pandemonium' or the addictive, singable melodies of 'Starlit Skies', frosty tremolos straight from early-90s Scandinavia as well as unmistakable mid-80s Ruhr area breakneck drumming and a barking vocal delivery. Still, there's an epic twist to it all, testament to the narrative structure and Heavy Steeler's uncompromising vision. Recorded again with the help of trusted skinsman Christhunter in three different studios and graced with another striking cover by Adam Burke (Angel Witch, Portrait), the songs scream to be performed on stage, which will happen, of course, with a full live line-up. Indeed, now it is time to look at what's InchBeneath the Crimson ProphecyInch... FFO VENOM,

Random mix of ocean blue vinyl & black vinyl. Davy Jones Locker sits uniquely among the albums of The Ocean Blue as a bridge from their major tag years in the 1990s to their present status as an indie band. First released in 2001, the 13 track album contains songs that were Inchlost at seaInch from the band's recording sessions in the late 90s, shortly after leaving PolyGram. The album features some of the band's most eclectic and interesting work, showcasing their first love of 80s new wave and post punk, to sixties rock and electronic music. In addition to the songs and singing of lead singer David Schelzel, guitarist Oed Ronne and drummer Rob Minnig also contribute songs to the record. Album Tracks 1. 1. Ayn 2. 2. Garden Song 3. 3. Denmark 4. 4. My Best Friend 5. 5. Cukaloris 6. 6. Been Down a Lot Lately 7. 7. Consolation Prize 8. 8. Cake 9. 9. Bottle Yours 10. 10. I Can't See You 11. 11. So Many Reasons 12. 12. Do You Still Remember Me? 13. 13. It Never, Just Might 14. 15.