The End Of The Ocean is Kevin Shannon (Guitar), Trish Chisholm (Guitar), Ja… Read Full Bio ↴The End Of The Ocean is Kevin Shannon (Guitar), Trish Chisholm (Guitar), Jason Han (Bass), Tara Mayer (Keys), and Wes Jackson (Drums).
The End Of The Ocean is an instrumental post-rock band from Columbus, Ohio. From their start in early 2009, The End Of The Ocean has had a penchant for crafting soundtrack-esque athems that move freely from beautiful to trippy to heart-tugging to fist clenching. Heavily influenced by mid 90′s emo and shoegaze (My Bloody Valentine, Mineral, The Appleseed Cast, American Football, Planes Mistaken for Stars), and their post-rock contemporaries (Mono, Envy, Explosions In The Sky), The End Of The Ocean utilizes intricate drumming, subtle guitar arpeggios, and a vast range of effects to craft beautiful, nostalgic and refreshingly unique memorable songs.
The End Of The Ocean has continually expanded its horizons from playing local shows to touring all across the United States. They’ve been fortunate enough to share the stage with Alcest, If These Trees Could Talk, Pianos Become The Teeth, Touche Amore, Code Orange Kids, Mouth of The Architect, Title Fight, Defeater, O’Brother, Junius and The Ascent Of Everest.
The End Of The Ocean self-released their first album, a 4 song EP entitled Calm Seas Don’t Make Sailors, on October 1st, 2009. The album was unexpectedly downloaded over 2,000 times in the first week of its release and received stellar praise from many reviews both in the US and abroad.
The band’s second album, PACIFIC•ATLANTIC, was released by Futurerecordings (Indian Summer, The Ascent Of Everest, Sunlight Ascending) on March 1st, 2011 and made tidal waves in the post-rock community. Pacific·Atlantic was included in the prestigious list of top 100 albums of 2011 by The Silent Ballet, voted into the top 20 releases of 2011 by Post-Rock Listeners Choice, and chosen as the #6 best album of 2011 by the internet radio show Progopolis.
On June 29th, 2012, The End Of The Ocean released their third album, In Excelsis, (Futurerecordings) and embarked on a five week cross-country tour in support of the album.
With three albums and multiple tours under their belt, The End Of The Ocean is currently writing new material and preparing for an even more extensive touring schedule in 2013.
With a wall of sound and an aggressive live show, listeners can’t help to be caught up in the band’s maelstrom of nostalgia, hope, beauty, melancholy, chaos and tranquility. It’s how The End Of The Ocean creates this ebb and flow of emotions that makes this band a monumental experience.
The past few years forced the band to come to terms with their own humanity and mortality, as well as that of their bandmates and friends. In the end, the writing and recording processes for their latest LP -aire ended up being a big part of their healing process and forged a bond that is stronger than ever between the five members of The End Of The Ocean.
More information can be found at their offical website, www.theendoftheocean.com.
The End Of The Ocean is an instrumental post-rock band from Columbus, Ohio. From their start in early 2009, The End Of The Ocean has had a penchant for crafting soundtrack-esque athems that move freely from beautiful to trippy to heart-tugging to fist clenching. Heavily influenced by mid 90′s emo and shoegaze (My Bloody Valentine, Mineral, The Appleseed Cast, American Football, Planes Mistaken for Stars), and their post-rock contemporaries (Mono, Envy, Explosions In The Sky), The End Of The Ocean utilizes intricate drumming, subtle guitar arpeggios, and a vast range of effects to craft beautiful, nostalgic and refreshingly unique memorable songs.
The End Of The Ocean has continually expanded its horizons from playing local shows to touring all across the United States. They’ve been fortunate enough to share the stage with Alcest, If These Trees Could Talk, Pianos Become The Teeth, Touche Amore, Code Orange Kids, Mouth of The Architect, Title Fight, Defeater, O’Brother, Junius and The Ascent Of Everest.
The End Of The Ocean self-released their first album, a 4 song EP entitled Calm Seas Don’t Make Sailors, on October 1st, 2009. The album was unexpectedly downloaded over 2,000 times in the first week of its release and received stellar praise from many reviews both in the US and abroad.
The band’s second album, PACIFIC•ATLANTIC, was released by Futurerecordings (Indian Summer, The Ascent Of Everest, Sunlight Ascending) on March 1st, 2011 and made tidal waves in the post-rock community. Pacific·Atlantic was included in the prestigious list of top 100 albums of 2011 by The Silent Ballet, voted into the top 20 releases of 2011 by Post-Rock Listeners Choice, and chosen as the #6 best album of 2011 by the internet radio show Progopolis.
On June 29th, 2012, The End Of The Ocean released their third album, In Excelsis, (Futurerecordings) and embarked on a five week cross-country tour in support of the album.
With three albums and multiple tours under their belt, The End Of The Ocean is currently writing new material and preparing for an even more extensive touring schedule in 2013.
With a wall of sound and an aggressive live show, listeners can’t help to be caught up in the band’s maelstrom of nostalgia, hope, beauty, melancholy, chaos and tranquility. It’s how The End Of The Ocean creates this ebb and flow of emotions that makes this band a monumental experience.
The past few years forced the band to come to terms with their own humanity and mortality, as well as that of their bandmates and friends. In the end, the writing and recording processes for their latest LP -aire ended up being a big part of their healing process and forged a bond that is stronger than ever between the five members of The End Of The Ocean.
More information can be found at their offical website, www.theendoftheocean.com.
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@menschgebliebenesferdblu2022
Incredible! One of my favorite tracks ever! A great pice of art.
@krookiemonster2673
wow. ive heard before but was at work and could look to see who or what was playing.. been wanting to hear this song again for atleast 2 yrs.. finallly found it! thank you
@bunnyjoeyyeung5929
Many emotions and energy coming out from my spine
Wow
@asteriosf
Amazing! Love it!! 🙂
@danielyaniuk
Welcome back /love you!
@mohsinkhan-ed9gl
Master piece ❤❤
@imamblack4811
Yesss, this song my wanted at moons
@dissolver5388
it gives me chill and wanna cry.
@philiparcher2868
I rate this Band highly in Post-Rock! I like all their Output.
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