Track List
There is a big difference between leaving just yet and something that lasts forever. September sunburns are something that last for a while, but backseat daydreaming is something that never ends. Time spent driving is also something that never ends, even if you’re driving to your death.
The album is about the author’s struggles with mental health and how they’ve been forced to confront their past. It’s a dark and dangerous journey, but it’s also one that has led the author to some of the most beautiful moments of their life.
Being As An Ocean’s Michael McGough is a musician who pushes boundaries of different genres to create something unique. His solo project, which he started in 2016, is called “The Great Unknown.” ..
Being As An Ocean is an American hard rock band from Long Island, New York. The band was formed in 2006 by vocalist and guitarist Anthony Green, drummer Alex Grossi, and bassist Chris Goss. Being As An Ocean has released three studio albums: “Ashes” (2007), “The Great Unknown” (2009), and “To the Bone” (2013). On their fourth album, “Ocean’s Floor”, the band experiments with a more diverse sound, incorporating elements of progressive rock into their hard rock repertoire. The album was released on October 7th, 2018. ..
The poppy elements on this record may seem out of place to some, but they are actually a sign of McGough’s mainstream potential. He has never been successful commercially, but with this new album he may finally break through. ..
The musician’s lyrical ability has not been eroded at all. Yes, with his band he is more somber and his lyrics are more insightful, but with this project he is also more direct and punchy. ..
The song is a great opener that builds to a satisfying crescendo. The pop here adds dexterity.
The lyrics of ‘Bright Lights’ are dark and brooding, with a catchy riff that keeps the listener interested. McGough sings elegantly, and the track seethes at times. This diverse track has potential to be a hit.
The opening track of September Sunburn is a raw and powerful song that tells the story of a man who is struggling with his mental health. McGough’s vocals are powerful and convey his struggles with anxiety and depression. This song is an important piece of the album, as it provides a unique perspective on the struggles faced by people who suffer from these conditions.
Bad Habit has a happier beat. McGough seems rejuvenated here, and the chorus showcases his well-toned vocals. It’s a pretty seamless song, with pop underpinnings. ..
Heart of Gold is a well-rounded record that might suit listeners who like the pop aspect of the singer/songwriter’s wheelhouse. He’s certainly shown he can mix it under the pop umbrella.
