CENTURY Starts Development On Second, Third Parts Of Black Ocean Short Film Series

September 3, 2008, 16 years ago

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Pennsylvania's CENTURY have confirmed that the band is currently developing the second and third parts of the Black Ocean short film series. The series of films comes from its musical counterpart, and second full-length, Black Ocean.

Part one of the series, available in its entirety on Blackoceanalbum.com (and online below) in both music video and short film versions and aroused questions pertaining to the story of Black Ocean and the album's overall concept, while the second and third installments will answer these questions as well as shed new light on the album's meaning as a whole.

The Black Ocean music video received heavy airplay earlier this year on MTV2's Headbangers Ball, and concurrently, the second and third installments will also be presented in a music video format as well as the unedited short film versions only available on the album concept website, Blackoceanalbum.com, creating a cohesive, all-encompassing story complimenting Black Ocean's 10 tracks.

"Though Black Ocean has been out for several months already," Century frontman Carson Slovak says, "it's still only partially released in terms of its concept. I'm excited to roll out the next installment of the story and hopefully shed some light on the questions that the initial album and short film release produced."

Seeing a release in late-April, Century's Black Ocean has already taken the band on regional Northeast dates both solo and with friends TIME OF CHOLERA and PACK OF WOLVES, with more live appearances being planned.

The band's fully-interactive album concept website, Blackoceanalbum.com, features news, tour dates, biography information, several other videos, and an interactive cipher which, upon solving, unveils an unreleased bonus track from Black Ocean, as well as an e-card featuring several songs from the record.


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