Embryonal Confinement

After seeing the tag labeled "tool" under this album, I thought to myself "This is going to be quite hard to come close to Tool." But, they did it.

The range of energy within each track makes the songs evolution seemless yet rememberable. The production value is on par, if not, better than many of the commercial bands out there today. This is a must have for anyone who enjoys hard rock.

My only complaint is that I need more than 4 tracks. I can't wait to hear what else Psychocean has in store for their fans.

I downloaded this album a while ago, so I must have heard it before (only, quickly scanning through the tracks), because I only download albums I like. But listening to this album at the very moment, I ask myself why it took so long before I started listening to such an excellent album.
This really is a great sounding album. The voice reminds me of Chris Cornell sometimes. No further comments. Except this: when can we expect the successor? After all, this album is released 2 years ago.

Finding this was a nice surprise- a lot of effort here, from concept to execution, this album is pretty solid.
The comparison to Tool could work both for good and bad, some people might hear this as a "copy cat" band, but I think there is a lot of originality here, which becomes more apparent on further listenings- I look forward to further releases to see how they progress!

but not really, and that's what i like about it...the biggest similarities lie in the vocals and the drumming, but even those aspects tend to be on the original side...there is a progressive metalcore kind of feel to it, and that was a welcome surprise...please record/release more music!