OCEANO: 'Contagion' Track Listing, Concept Revealed

September 16, 2010

Chicago deathcore heavyweights OCEANO will release their new album, "Contagion", on November 9 via Earache Records. Unmerciful in its utter viciousness, "Contagion" takes the band's signature sound to new levels of backbreaking heaviness. However, underneath the chunky breakdowns and terrifying growls lies a story about absolute power, absolute corruption and the evil that exists when everything is put together.

"'Contagion' surrounds the listener in a story of a highly contagious epidemic purposely spread upon the population by corrupt positions of power," says vocalist Adam Warren. "'Contagion''s concept further unfolds as the agenda of these actions are exposed and the real chaos ensues."

"Contagion" track listing:

01. Precursor To Enslavement
02. Viral Re-Animation
03. Regulated Disposal Of Life
04. Quarantine
05. The Contaminated
06. Exist In Confinement
07. Persuasive Oppression
08. Weaponized
09. Sadistic Experiments
10. Remnants Aflame
11. Ending Intellect

"Contagion" was produced by Chris "Zeuss" Harris, who has previously worked with MUNICIPAL WASTE, THE ACACIA STRAIN, HATEBREED and SHADOWS FALL, among others.

The song "Precursor To Enslavement" is available for streaming at AltPress.com. It can also be heard using the audio player below.

OCEANO is giving fans the chance to win an iPad. That's right! A brand-spanking-new iPad is up for grabs. All fans must do is go to this location and pre-order "Contagion". Pre-order the album on its own, with a hoodie, a shirt or any other configuration that can be conceived. As long as the pre-order is made through the Earache U.S. webstore, fans will automatically be entered into a drawing to win.

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