Possible Oceans Los Angeles, California
Possible Oceans, the solo project of Los Angeles based singer / guitarist Trevor O’Neill, has drawn comparisons to Foals, The Horrors, Queens of the Stone Age, and Royal Blood. Haunting lyrics, driving guitars, swirling synths, and high energy drums combine to create a sound that is at once introspective and far reaching. ... more
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