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XTC, Oceansize for Cardiacs' Tim Smith tribute album - Source: NME
A tribute album for Cardiacs frontman Tim Smith featuring XTC 's Andy Patridge , Ultrasound , Oceansize and more is set to be released on December 6.

TLOBF Interview // Oceansize - Source: The Line Of Best Fit
"I always feel like it could end tomorrow," a very hungover, yet convivial, Mike Vennart tells me in a hotel bar somewhere in London.

Oceansize "“ Self Preserved While the Bodies Float Up - Source: The Line Of Best Fit
Giving an opinion on an Oceansize album is a difficult job.

 Quick facts about Oceansize
Oceansize were a British band who combined heavy rock with several progressive/experimental elements. They formed in 1998, and funded themselves through various jobs including writing music for arcade games and building/repairing helicopters. At the start of 2001 they were named ‘Best Unsigned Band in Manchester’ by the Manchester Evening News. The A Very Still Movement EP was released that August, and the band enjoyed support slots with the likes of Elbow, Lift to Experience, and The Cooper Temple Clause and in March 2002 were asked to open the BPI stage at the SxSW festival in Austin, Texas appearing alongside Elbow and Oxide and Neutrino. In June 2002 Oceansize secured a contract with Beggars Banquet Records; their first release was the Relapse EP in October 2002 followed by another EP, One Day All This Could Be Yours and the single Remember Where You Are. In September 2003 Oceansize released their debut album Effloresce and set off on their first European tour supporting Aereogramme. In 2004 they released the Catalyst single and a video directed by Mark Thomas and Michael England of the Soup Collective. After extensive touring around the UK, Europe and USA, Oceansize retreated to their rehearsal studio to commence the writing of another EP, Music For Nurses and their second album Everyone Into Position. During the promotional tour for this album (2005 and 2006), they did some gigs as a support for Porcupine Tree in Europe. Their third album Frames was released on October 1st 2007, and features the single ‘Unfamiliar’. The album sees the band continue to experiment with song structures and experiment with more instrumentation, including piano and strings. Learn more about Oceansize