shoegaze, math rock, post rock n other noise

just write me your goodbye, you know I dont look pretty when I cry.

Both a mad scientist and an incurable romantic, Daniel Catarino is not an easy character to define musically. His first releases date back to 2006, and they focused mainly on long instrumental pieces, drones, space rock and psychedelic rock. Hidden behind aliases such as Landfill, Long Desert Cowboy and Oceansea, Catarino was unstoppable during the latter years of the last decade, creating more and more paths for his creativity, and eventually forming the bands Uaninauei and Bicho do Mato.

A major milestone occurs in 2013 with the release of "Songs From The Attic Window", his first LP composed entirely of songs in English, but still released under the alias Oceansea, which he dropped after a rumour about his death on Twitter. Nominated as Album Of The Month across several independent media resources, the single "Poetry for the Moon" enters the charts in German and Polish radios, reaching number 1 after a couple of weeks.

After releasing an EP in Portuguese, Daniel Catarino gave up using aliases due to a rumor about his death on Twitter and is now releasing his brand new and best album so far. "Songs From The Shed" is a charismatic singer-songwriter record, pinching the buns of Alternative Country/Rock, Folk and Britpop, in a journey from his native Alentejo to Nashville with a stop in London and Germany, where he will play his first international tour and release the album on October 2015.

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