OCEANO To Film Music Video For 'Weaponized' In New York City

October 13, 2010

Chicago deathcore heavyweights OCEANO will film a video for the song "Weaponized" today in New York City. The clip will combine elements of the "Contagion" album concept brought to life with footage of the band's normally intense stage show wrapped in a darker, more dramatic setting.

Speaking of "Contagion", vocalist Adam Warren recently filmed a brand new interview where he goes in depth on what the album is about. Sometimes informative, sometimes funny and always entertaining, this video interview takes a "warts-and-all" approach that gives fans a new perspective on the events occurring within the album. Watch the video below. Warren was also recently interviewed by MetalSucks.net. In celebration of his notorious review of "Depths" just over a year ago, writer Gary Suarez interviewed Adam about a number of topics ranging from the public's reaction to "Contagion" to his take on the potential for interchangeability between vocalists of extreme metal acts.

"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 has released a six-plus-minute trailer for a bonus DVD that fans can find exclusively at all Transworld stores (which include FYE, Coconuts, Saturday Matinee, Spin Street and more) bundled with new copies of "Contagion" on November 9. Entitled "Creating The Contagion", this exclusive DVD captures everything that fans would want to know about the "Contagion" recording sessions and then some. Get up close and personal with OCEANO through in-depth interviews, tracking session footage and even a tour of the kitchen pantry at Planet Z Studios.

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