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Tag Archives: Robin Stapps

A Journey Through Zones – An Interview With The Ocean

Posted on May 10, 2013 by News Team

The Ocean 3The Ocean has created one of the most adventurous concept albums in recent time. Pelagial (Metal Blade) comes out on 30, April and is a progressive metal masterpiece. Ghost Cult caught up with Robin Staps to discuss the creative process of the making the album and plumb the depths of many facets of birthing this long-planned work.Continue reading →


Posted in Interviews | Tagged Keith Chachkes, Metal Blade, Pelagial, Pelagic Records, post-metal, progressive metal, Robin Stapps, Spin Magazine, The Ocean

The Old Wind – Feast On Your Gone

Posted on May 7, 2013 by News Team

TOW - Feast On Your GoneFeast On Your Gone, the debut album from The Old Wind wasn’t necessarily what I expected from a band with such a moniker. However, after a multitude of listens, it does seem quite fitting. The Old Wind itself is a project by former Breach vocalist Tomas Liljedahl. He wrote and recorded the entire album as a solo project. As such, FOYG sees one man expunging inner demons through music.Continue reading →


Posted in Album Reviews, Reviews | Tagged Atmospheric Metal, Breach, Feast On Your Gone, Pelagic Records, post-metal, Robin Stapps, Sludge Metal, The Ocean, The Old Wind, Tomas Liljedahl

The Ocean – Pelagial

Posted on April 22, 2013 by News Team

The Ocean - PelagialWith their fondness for double-albums, imposing sound and dense lyrical themes concerning all manner of philosophical concepts, Berlin’s The Ocean have tended to put some newcomers off, who find the band as vast and unfathomable as what they’re named after. But while this trepidation is perhaps justified, those willing to take the plunge and take to the depths of Pelagial will be richly rewarded, for there’s a plethora of treasure to be found.Continue reading →


Posted in Album Reviews, Reviews | Tagged A Perfect Circle, Cult Of Luna, Isis, James Conway, Loic Rossetti, Mastodon, Metal Blade, Pelagial, post-metal, progressive metal, Robin Stapps, The Dillinger Escape Plan, The Ocean

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