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Oblivion
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Operas Called Dramas
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Exile pt.1: The Reason
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Exile pt.2: The Failure
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Convalescence
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OCEANIDES Italy
The Oceanides project was born along with its debut album in September 2010 after the metamorphosis of the band formerly
named Tear's Bad Side.
Oceanides gives the listener the possibility to freely interpretate its music, which has as only aim to be heard and enjoyed without the need of preconceived ideas. Music, being a language, is communication. And Oceanides knows how to speak clearly.
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