THE OCEAN To Support DEVIN TOWNSEND PROJECT

September 9, 2011

German progressive metal/post hardcore enigmas THE OCEAN will support the DEVIN TOWNSEND PROJECT beginning October 12 in Baltimore, Maryland.

The dates are as follows:

Oct. 08 - Station 4 - Minneapolis, MN (no THE OCEAN)
Oct. 09 - Intersection - Grand Rapids, MI (no THE OCEAN)
Oct. 10 - Ravari Room - Columbus, OH (no THE OCEAN)
Oct. 12 - Sound Stage - Baltimore, MD
Oct. 13 - The Note - Philadelphia, PA
Oct. 14 - Rock And Shock - Worcester, MA
Oct. 15 - The Chance - Poughkeepsie, NY
Oct. 16 - The Altar - Pittsburgh, PA
Oct. 17 - Peabody's - Cleveland, OH
Oct. 18 - Harpo's - Detroit, MI
Oct. 19 - Reggie's - Chicago, IL
Oct. 21 - Black Sheep - Colorado Springs, CO
Oct. 22 - Marquis - Denver, CO
Oct. 24 - Troubadour - Los Angeles, CA
Oct. 25 - Slim's - San Francisco, CA
Oct. 27 - Hawthorne - Portland, OR
Oct. 28 - El Corazon - Seattle, WA
Oct. 29 - Commodore Theater - Vancouver, BC

THE OCEAN's latest album, "Anthropocentric", was released last November via Metal Blade Records. The CD is the sequel to "Heliocentric", which came out in April 2010. Together the records serve as a separately-issued double album, a mammoth conceptual effort that took almost two years to complete. From a lyrical and artistic point of view, the albums represent a fundamental and philosophical critique of Christianity.

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