The Ocean's Solaris Album

2026-05-28 by OverSlyZed91 | 3 Comments
German Post-Metal band The Ocean announced their newest record, Solaris, will be released on September 25th.

Along with the news came with the first single off the new record called "Light Pollution".

Tracklist:

1. 52°30'11"N, 13°26'12"E
2. Departure Song
3. Light Pollution
4. Simulacra
5. Belligerence
6. Ultima Esperanza
7. Milk Of My Dream
8. 51°28′30″S, 73°6′11″W




Tagged: The Ocean

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Shiranui
May 28th 2026
1134 Comments


The amount of butt shots.

FatheringhamDrive
May 28th 2026
20 Comments


Looking forward to this, song sounds like it's taking inspiration from all of their past records. For giggles I inputted the longitude and latitude coordinates for the first and last song and it takes you from Berlin to some body of water at the tip of Chile

Ectier
May 28th 2026
5111 Comments


It slaps



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