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May 16, 2025 48 min

À conversa com Oceans Ate Alaska #521

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Oceans Ate Alaska é uma banda britânica de metalcore de Birmingham , formada em 2010. Antes de chegar à formação atual, a banda passou por várias mudanças de membros, tendo o seu percurso sido pontuado pelo lançamento de três álbuns de estúdio: Lost Isles (2015), Hikari (2017) e Disparity (2022). Este ano chegam a Portugal para participar na edição 2025 do Comendatio Music Fest. Tendo esse concerto como ponto de partida falámos com os elementos da banda sobre o passado, o futuro e, acima de tudo, o presente. De referir que o Comendatio Music Fest regressa a Tomar nos dias 21 e 22 de junho de 2025 para a sua 5.ª edição.

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