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Donna Lou Myles
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By: Harrison Giza
@BlueHarvestBeat
The End of The Ocean are without a doubt one of the most talented groups I have ever post-rocked. A few words to describe them? Monumentally destructive. Desolately unsettling. Rock ‘n’ roll dialed to the highest notch on ingenuity. They’re Ohio players that can make an instrumental speak to you, me, and everyone else in-between. I’d even go so far as to label them cinematic rock.
Their biggest hit, “Worth Everything Ever Wished For,” has two-and-a-half million plays on Spotify, but each release they have put out has more than enough substance to keep you around as a lifetime fan.
There are six members that make up the entire ensemble; three guitarists (Kevin Shannon, Trish Chisholm, Joshua Qualls), Bryan Yost on the bass, Tara Yost playing keys, and Wes Jackson drumming. All of them are detrimentally important to core of what we hear, sharing our earbuds, car speakers, and concert halls with the sole intention of making great music. They do without fail because they know the importance of well-paced minimalism, over-exposing wall of sound guitar lines, and cornea-crunching cymbals placement. What am I saying? They can make muchmore than just a simple boom-clap
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