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: Press release

Track Listing:
The Flood
The Fall

This is a new e.p. from an instrumental shoegazing metal band on Silber Records. Good Stuff!
~ Know Your Conjurer

Hailing from Charlotte, North Carolina, ‘From Autumn to Oceans’ create heavy, brooding post metal soaked in a nostalgic air of early 90’s alt rock/grunge sentiment. Their new EP; ‘The Flood/ The Fall’ (each track on the EP named accordingly) grabs your attention straight away with ‘The Flood’, nine minutes of loud shoegaze rhythms and distortion, evoking My Bloody Valentine and Isis simultaneously which no doubt will turn heads from fans of both.
Lastly ‘The Fall’ ups the ante by introducing speedier drums and louder riffs but still in keeping with the melancholic atmosphere of the previous track, ensuring that the two tracks do not seem disjointed.
Shamefully too short even for an EP, ‘The Flood/ The Fall’ has left me like a jonesing heroin fiend. Two tracks and I’m hooked; desperate for more, luckily Silber will oblige me with an upcoming new studio album ‘Oath of Eternals’.
~ Michael Byrne, Left Hip

From Oceans to Autumn is an instrumental drone/post metal band that brings us a 2 track, 18 minute EP titled The Flood/The Fall. Reviewing this actually provides some interesting challenges, as I’m not particularly well versed in post metal, and only being a 2 song EP, it has different goals from the traditional album. Let’s see what we can say though about this release. Firstly, the two tracks are about 9 minutes each, and run together fairly nicely. For the length of the EP and the general level of variety, I can’t criticize it for being dull or same-y, nor can I call it dry. The atmosphere of the music is very well achieved and expressed. It’s a bit creepy, a bit dreamy, and the soundscaping is done masterfully. In particular, the bass work on the album is, while not a technical masterpiece, a perfect fit for the rhythm, and a huge presence in the music.
I can’t in good faith qualify it with other drone metal, because within 18 minutes, I hear a much more immersive and dynamic experience than typical drone, and that’s a really good thing. For what it seems to aim to be, an atmospheric instrumental experience, The Flood/The Fall is certainly passable, even very good, I can’t say recommending an EP is my usual route, but From Oceans to Autumn is a band I would certainly recommend and I’ll be checking out myself.
~ Black Wind, Fire & Steel

From Oceans To Autumn is a band that's been around awhile, and if your after something to take a break from the monotony of the worlds intensity and insanity and just zone out a bit. I find myself listening to these songs all the way through, then wishing they would go on for an hour or two. They got like really adept at using echos or something here, with a little hint that yeah we still have loud guitars in there. Anyway, I like them and wouldn't be putting 
~ Sacxtra

One of the latest additions to the Silber roster, with these two tracks being offered by way of an intro to the band. Recommended for those that like label-mates Irata, or anyone who likes energetic, instrumental music.
~ Satellite for Entropy

From Oceans to Autumn è il progetto musicale del duo americano di Charlotte, Nord Carolina, formato nell'estate del 2006 e composto precisamente da Brandon Helms alla chitarra, Robert Knight al basso, accompagnati da Eddie Daniel alla batteria e Allen Knight ai keyboards.
Reduci dal seguito delle precedenti collaborazioni discografiche nel 2007 con "Calmed by The Tide" per la Forgotten Empire Records, nel 2008 con la Fire on the Horizon, escono nel 2010 con l'ultimo album intitolato "On Earth As It Is".
Da maggio possiamo ascoltare invece il nuovo Ep "The Flood, The Fall" edito dalla nota etichetta americana Silber Records.
Il progetto è stato registaro presso il Lodge Studios, mixato da B. Helms e masterizzato da Brian John Mitchell.
Due brani strumentali, nove minuti ciascuno, nessun accenno vocale solo un alluvione di chitarre, un po ripetitivo per i miei gusti ma il risultato è un puro sound metal con influenze Shoegaze e coinvolgenti ritmi post rock & heavy metal..consigliato agli amanti del genere.
~ Alone Music