What makes Black Label by Ocean Grove notable?

The EP received considerable acclaim for its genre-defying approach, helping to establish Ocean Grove as a significant act in the Australian alternative music landscape. Their unique blend of styles garnered attention from both fans and critics, leading to a growing following and paving the way for future releases. Released as Ocean Grove's debut EP, 'Black Label' marked the beginning of their ascent in the Australian music scene. At this point, the band was still establishing their identity, blending genres while gaining attention for their energetic performances and innovative sound.

How many songs are on Black Label?

Black Label has 8 tracks, running approximately 22 minutes.

Black Label

Ocean Grove · 2015

22 min · 8 tracks · alternative metal

A bold fusion of alternative metal and nu metal layered with experimental textures and catchy hooks.

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B.L.U.D — This track encapsulates Ocean Grove's energetic sound with aggressive riffs and an infectious chorus, showcasing their ability to blend heavy elements with accessible melodies.
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You Know Something We Don’t? — With its introspective lyrics and dynamic shifts in tempo, this track highlights the band's lyrical depth while maintaining a captivating musical structure.
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Cold Skin — This song stands out for its atmospheric quality and emotional delivery, marking a moment of vulnerability that contrasts with the EP's heavier tracks.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Backbone 1:24
2 B.L.U.D 3:07
3 Strange Talk 3:35
4 Diploid 1:56
5 Cold Skin 2:34
6 You Know Something We Don’t? 3:52
7 I Told You to Smile 2:20
8 167 Damillia 3:41

What to play next

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