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Oceana (band)

Oceana was an American post-hardcore band originating from St. Petersburg, Florida. They released their debut album titled ''The Tide'' on March 4, 2008, their second studio album Birth.Eater on May 19, 2009, and EP Clean Head on May 11, 2010.
== History ==
The original members of Oceana had previously been in other bands in the Tampa - St.Petersburg area such as Noreen, and Aissur Ahtom. In 2008, Oceana released their debut album "The Tide" through Rise Records. Shortly after the album release the vocalist, Keith Jones, left the band due to personal reasons. The band then picked up Brennan Taulbee who contributed both screaming and clean vocals. In a recent interview, Taulbee said that he was supposed to play keyboards and third guitar for the band's upcoming release but due to the departure of Jones, Brennan filled in the role as Oceana's frontman.
Soon after the vocalist change the band released their second album, entitled ''Birth.Eater'' was released on May 26 through Rise Records. The band was set to tour alongside Silverstein, Poison the Well, and The Sleeping. On April 3, at midnight, they released two new tracks from their upcoming release "Birth.Eater" entitled "Mother Love", and "The Family Disease". ''Birth.Eater'' reached No. 48 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart.〔(Charts ), Billboard.com〕 In the mid 2009 the band filmed their first ever music video for the song "The Family Disease" of Birth.Eater album. However it took them more than half a year to release it due the sudden breakup few weeks later.

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