Oceans End

With a sound that reminisces from Tooth &amp; Nail favorites <a href="spotify:artist:4feAxLUxIU7G4KXhH0h2ni" data-name="Emery">Emery</a> to modern heavyweights <a href="spotify:artist:6kQB2RN7WwryMdJ1MoQh1E" data-name="The Ghost Inside">The Ghost Inside</a>, Florida’s Oceans End spent 2022 demonstrating a relentless work ethic for playing shows and launching debut single <a href="spotify:track:6B1DLSJVqcWKj2M6YwVgeC" data-name="Try Not To Die">Try Not To Die</a> Between crushing breakdowns and uptempo, pop punk style hooks, Oceans End brings a refreshing blend of “core” that spends less time genre defining and more time delivering undeniably catchy singalong style hooks. With a passion-driven message behind each lyric and bouncy rhythms, the band harkens to modern classics like <a href="spotify:artist:591yCCsZCLXvaJ0Rg38vLZ" data-name="Senses Fail">Senses Fail</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:2sqrupqcoipb7UzVKApEnJ" data-name="Stick To Your Guns">Stick To Your Guns</a>, while leaving listeners invigorated by the genre bending originality not often found within the scene.

Steamrolling into 2023 with extensive touring as well as February’s forthcoming release of debut EP “So Tell Me About Yourself”, Oceans End shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon. Runs of shows down both East and West Coasts, a music video for the EP’s single <a href="spotify:track:6xagqCmgXz2Kcm3e5QlpZt" data-name="Diverge Collide">Diverge Collide</a>, and festival slots within coming months solidify the year as a monumental one for the Tampa natives, promising even more in the works.