Winter

Indeed Oceans of Slumber's worldwide debut album, Winter, is a deft amalgam of all things melodic, complex, heavy, atmospheric, and forward-thinking. Tracks like powerful "Winter", the introspective "Lullaby", the rockin' "Suffer the Last Bridge", the heartfelt "Turpentine", and Oceans of Slumber's unbelievable cover of The Moody Blues' hit, "Nights in White Satin" are not-so-subtle indicators that the Texans are poised for greatness. Praised for their diversity, celebrated for their instrumental chops, and admired for their ability to out-prog any band in a 1,000 mile radius, the worldwide hype is well-deserved. The album includes a stunning and innovative cover of classic rock staple "Nights in White Satin", originally by The Moody Blues. Winter was recorded by friend and engineer Craig Douglas of Origin Sound, with additional tracking being handled by another friend named Mike BBQ at Big Door Studio.