Something special happened on the last, self-titled OCEANS OF SLUMBER album, only two years ago. A deep and daring piece of work that sought to gently redefine the Texans’ musical world, it featured plenty of the bombastic extremity that had informed its predecessors but tied in a much stronger sens…
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