#phanerozoic ii

[symmetricalscar]

The Ocean - Triassic

#the ocean #triassic #phanerozoic II #metal #music #album art #Spotify

[teethands]

jurassic | cretaceous by the ocean. oh my fucking god. this song is making me transcend

#literally just became one of my favorite media depictions of the cretaceous extinction right next to like dinosauria #just listen to phanerozoic I and II by them their renditions of these time periods is so big brained #OUT.... OUT OF THE CAVE.... YOU CAN FEEL THE WEATHER CHANGE #mandatory listening for all of my followers

[venterry]

this week ive been thinking a lot about dinosaurs while listening to the ocean (band)

#Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic ... still a good album #i might treat myself to some dino/paleo movies before finals #venspeaks

[bizarrobrain]

"Triassic" by The Ocean - From "Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic / Cenozoic" (2020)

#The Ocean #Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic / Cenozoic #Music #Progressive Metal #Sludge Metal #Bandcamp

[a-dinosaur-a-day]

Perusing the Paleocore playlist got me thinking about the album Phanerozoic II by The Ocean. It’s progressive metal so it’s very different from most other paleo/dino-centric music, but all of the album’s tracks tie into ideas surrounding their respective time periods. Could we still lump this in with the rest of paleocore?

Ooh probably!! feel free to reply to this with links so I can add it!!

#paleocore

[andy-paleoart]

Metal for paleontologists! | Metal para paleontólogxs!

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Looking for new music on Spotify, I stumbled upon this band, and it felt like I discovered fire! The Ocean (originally known as The Ocean Collective) is a German band founded in the early 2000s. Currently, they continue to promote their latest, ambitious, and comprehensive album "Holocene" (2023), discussing philosophical issues of more recent times. But I confess my favorite albums are "Phanerozoic I: Paleozoic" (2018) and "Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic" (2020). These conceptual albums explore paleontology and its questions. That's right! The songs beautifully delve into the evolution of life on Earth's System.

In reference to the concept of the Phanerozoic albums, Robin Staps explained to Roadie Crew magazine: "Although humanity is just a very recent phenomenon in the 541 million years of Phanerozoic eon history, the lyrics are obviously written from a human perspective. They are following Nietzsche's philosophical idea of amor fati in the light of the larger themes of Eternal Recurrence and the inevitability of an imaginary impending collision on a planetary scale, the two threads running through the albums Phanerozoic I and II."

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Procurando novas músicas no Spotify, me deparei com essa banda e a sensação foi que descobri o fogo! The Ocean (originalmente conhecida como The Ocean Collective) é uma banda alemã fundada no início de 2000. Atualmente, continua divulgando seu mais recente, ambicioso e abrangente álbum Holocene (2023), falando sobre questões filosóficas de tempos mais recentes. Mas confesso que meus álbuns favoritos são Phanerozoic I: Paleozoic (2018) e Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic” (2020). Esses álbuns conceituais exploram a paleontologia e seus questionamentos. Isso mesmo! As músicas exploram a evolução da vida no Sistema Terra de forma maravilhosamente bem feita.

Em referência ao conceito dos álbuns Phanerozoic, Robin Staps explicou para a revista Roadie Crew: “Embora a humanidade seja apenas um fenômeno muito recente nos 541 milhões de anos de história do éon fanerozóico, as letras são obviamente escritas de uma perspectiva humana. Elas estão seguindo a ideia filosófica de amor fati de Nietzsche na luz dos temas maiores da Recorrência Eterna e a inevitabilidade de uma colisão iminente imaginária em escala planetária, os dois fios condutores que passam pelo álbum Phanerozoic I e II.

#science #paleontology #geology #universe #earth #music video #music #musica #heavy metal #metal #prog metal #prog music #the Ocean #Phanerozoic #paleozóico #paleontologia #paleomedia #paleostream #space #rocks #rock n roll #Youtube

[foundationsofdecay]

waaaaaugh ty tonee @lifemod17 for the tag! ;w;

here's 6 albums i've been really into as of late, in no particular order (and their top songs, to continue that addition) (also sorry for all the spotify links, seemed the best way to include 'em)

Night Verses - From the Gallery of Sleep (fav song: "Phoenix IV: Levitation")

2. URNE - A Feast On Sorrow (fav song: "To Die Twice")

3. Rivers of Nihil - The Work (fav song: "Clean")

4. The Callous Daoboys - Celebrity Therapist (fav song: "Star Baby")

5. The Dear Hunter - Act IV: Rebirth in Reprise (fav song: A "Night on the Town")

6. The Ocean - Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic (fav song: "Pleisocene")

#sorry this is a bit late of a response! this was in another tab and my brain flat-lined >_< #my fav off of tdh act 4 changes all the time but i'm back w my original favorite for the time being #Spotify

[farewell-persephone]

Holocene hits neither the highs ("Jurassic | Cretaceous," "Pleistocene") nor lows ("Palaeocene") of Phanerozoic II but it repeatedly smacks its face into the wandering mediocrity of the song "Holocene." The first three songs are everything I disliked about that song: unfinished ideas that feel like they wander to nowhere. I feel like I could start the album at "Sea of Reeds" (to be generous) and lose very little. That would still leave a 44 minute album, actually.

I'm disappointed with the vocals in a lot of places. They feel robotic or forced or both a lot of times, and I get that it was probably a stylistic choice, but it just feels clunky to me. I'm also not thrilled about the mix in the heavier parts. It feels both weirdly harsh and muddy and cluttered.

I liked Karin Park's part a lot. It's a really cool style to mesh in with The Ocean. If they wanted to do a whole Gothic post-folk-metal album I wouldn't be opposed. I also liked what I think were some melodic references to "Shamayim" of all things on "Subatlantic." "Subboreal," "Unconformities," and "Subatlantic" are all unambiguous highs.

All that said, I'm more interested in what The Ocean are going to do after this than I am in this.

[lemonadesoda]

i'm honestly not very much of a music person but i do think the album Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic is a part of my dna it's one of my personality traits now

#life with Lemon #i recommend my music very hesitantly bc i know metal is pretty uhh hit or miss #but this album man

[metaleterno]

Ya sobre el escenario de Uniclub estaban los alemanes (The Ocean) pisando muy fuerte y sólido como de costumbre, una banda que cuando buscamos como describirla ciertas palabras se quedan cortas porque es una experiencia y un verdadero sentimiento el que te despierta y puedes verlo en cada uno de los asistentes en el evento, son capaces de crear una simbiosis y una sinergia enorme entre público y banda, logrando manifestaciones brutales de ambos lados con un feeling tremendo. "Triassic" iniciaba todo para continuar con "Silurian" , Bathyalpelagic I y Bathyalpelagic II . Este sonido que te atrapa tema tras tema hace que la presentación se pase muy rápido a pesar de lo largo de los temas, porque te subes a un viaje que te aísla de la realidad. Destaquemos que la banda optó por usar en su set, gran parte del increíble y bestial último disco: *Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic* (de 2020), pero además escuchamos algunos temas de otros trabajos anteriores tales como *Phanerozoic I: Paleozoic* (de 2018) también de *Pelagial* (de 2013). Muchas veces su vocal: Loïc Rossetti apelaba a cantar desde el fondo del escenario, recordando a Maynard JK de Tool y era brutal como le dejaba el protagonismo a sus compañeros y el público asumía también su roll, en otras ocasiones Loïc se lanzó al público y recorría todo el local sobre el mismo, más adelante subió las escaleras y decidió cantar desde el punto de la consola de sonido, regresando rápidamente al escenario como pez en el agua, entrega total de parte de la banda está noche. Uno de los momentos cumbres cuando tocaron "Holocene" con el batero en las voces, el tecladista en la batería y Rossetti en los teclados, sublime tema. El cierre majestuoso con "Firmament" y la despedida final de esta brutal noche. Muchas gracias a la organización del evento por facilitar el poder traerles está crónica. @ruedadelafortunaprod Reseña por: @aletorres1987 27/11/2022 #metaleternopresentes Set: Triassic Silurian: Age of Sea Scorpions Bathyalpelagic I: Impasses Bathyalpelagic II: The Wish in Dreams Miocene | Pliocene Permian: The Great Dying Pleistocene The Cambrian Explosion Holocene Jurassic | Cretaceous Encore Shamayim Firmament (en Uniclub) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm9mH90pVrW/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#metaleternopresentes

[la-renna-della-jungla]

#music #youtube

[thegooglepublishers]

The Ocean will hit the highway this summer time in Europe and the UK for a headlining trek that includes LLNN and Playgrounded as assist.Advertisement. Scroll to proceed studying."We're stoked to take Phanerozoic II out on the road after all this downtime, some rescheduled shows and some new ones," mentioned The Ocean guitarist Robin Staps. "With LLNN and Playgrounded we have 2 like-minded cutting edge bands on board that are 'redefining heaviness', to speak in Roadburn terms, not only by distorted guitars but also by their innovative use of electronics in heavy music."Get the dates under.8/24 Rotterdam, NET – Baroeg8/25 Brighton, UK – Patterns8/26 London, UK – 2298/27 Milton Keynes, UK – Craufurd Arms8/28 Birmingham, UK – O2 Academy 38/29 Nottingham, UK – Rescue Rooms8/30 Glasgow, UK – Slay9/1 Cork, IRE – Cyprus Avenue9/2 Dublin, IRE – Whelans9/3 Manchester, UK – Club Academy9/4 Leeds, UK – Key Club9/5 Bristol, UK – The Fleece9/6 Lille, FRA – The Black Lab9/7 Brussels, BEL – Botanique9/8 Zwolle, NET – Hedon9/9 Bremen, GER – Hellseatic9/10 Copenhagen, DEN – Pumpehuset9/11 Aalborg, DEN – 1000Fryd9/12 Stavanger, NOR – Folken9/13 Bergen, NOR – Landmark9/14 Oslo, NOR – Bla9/16 Stockholm, SWE – Hus79/17 Helsinki, FIN – On The Rocks9/18 Tallinn, EST – Sveta9/20 Warsaw, POL – Progresja9/21 Wroclaw, POL – Akademia9/22 Vienna, AUT – Szene9/23 Bratislava, SLO – Randal9/24 Cluj-Napoca, ROM – Form Space9/25 Bucharest, ROM – Quantic9/26 Sofia, BUL – Mixtape59/27 Thessaloniki, GRE – Principal9/28 Athens, GRE – Temple9/29 Zagreb, CRO – Mochvara10/1 Budapest, HUN – Akrvarium10/2 Prague, CZE – UnderdogsWant More Metal? Subscribe To Our Daily NewsletterEnter your e-mail under to get a every day replace with all of our headlines.

[fancypantsrecords]

The Ocean - Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic/Cenozoic | Pelagic Records | 2020 | Green & Cream Swirl with Clear Splatter + Blue & Cream Swirl with Black & Clear Splatter | /250

#the ocean #phanerozoic ii #mesozoic #cenozoic #pelagic records #vinyl #colored vinyl #lp #music #records #record collection #metal #sludge metal #progressive metal

[symmetricalscar]

The Ocean (Feat. Jonas Renkse) - Jurassic | Cretaceous

Yes!! Another track with Jonas on it!

#The Ocean #jonas renkse #Katatonia #jurassic | cretaceous #new #phanerozoic II

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#Spotify #the ocean #phanerozoic II

[ghostcultmagazine]

ALBUM REVIEW: The Ocean – Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic - Metal Blade

ALBUM REVIEW: The Ocean – Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic – Metal Blade

Consistency is the best word that can be used to describe a band like The Ocean. After releasing the critically acclaimed album Phanerozoic I: Palaeozoic (Metal Blade Records/Pelagic Records) in 2018, the Germans come back with can possibly be a solid candidate for album of the year in Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic (Metal Blade Records/Pelagic Records). And it’s just that this band keeps…

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#album reviews #Germany #Ghost Cult Magazine #Heavy Metal #Metal #metal album reviews #Metal Blade Records #Pelagic Records #Phanerozoic II #post-Metal reviews #Prog Snob #progressive metal #riffs #Robin Staps #The Ocean Collective #Weslie Negrón