See the Ocean Blue
by The Ocean Blue
Released: December 26, 1996
Alternative rock, indie pop, jangle pop, new wave
Why This Album Matters
This album matters because its strongest editorial story is: Reissue.
The Album
"See the Ocean Blue" is the fourth album by American indie pop band The Ocean Blue, originally released in 1996. This reissue marks the first time the album has been made available again, and it includes popular tracks like "Slide," "Ways & Means," and "Whenever You're Around." The re-release offers a long-awaited chance for fans to revisit the band's signature sound from this pivotal era.
Essential Tracks
Whenever You're Around
This reissue marks the first time the album has been made available again, and it includes popular tracks like "Slide," "Ways & Means," and "Whenever You're Around." The re-release offers a long-awaited chance for fans to revisit the band's signature sound from this pivotal era.
Ways & Means
This reissue marks the first time the album has been made available again, and it includes popular tracks like "Slide," "Ways & Means," and "Whenever You're Around." The re-release offers a long-awaited chance for fans to revisit the band's signature sound from this pivotal era.
Slide
This reissue marks the first time the album has been made available again, and it includes popular tracks like "Slide," "Ways & Means," and "Whenever You're Around." The re-release offers a long-awaited chance for fans to revisit the band's signature sound from this pivotal era.
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The Complete Album Story
"See the Ocean Blue" is the fourth album by American indie pop band The Ocean Blue, originally released in 1996. This reissue marks the first time the album has been made available again, and it includes popular tracks like "Slide," "Ways & Means," and "Whenever You're Around." The re-release offers a long-awaited chance for fans to revisit the band's signature sound from this pivotal era.
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