The local music scene is so important. Your favorite band had to start somewhere-- every band does. That being said, you should always try to go out and support your local bands if you have the time to do so. They could become the next twenty one pilots, Issues, Pierce The Veil, etc. How cool would it be to tell someone that you were at the first show a band ever played while standing there in the front row of their sold out headlining tour?! That's why local shows are so important and so much fun. Last weekend, I went to Cumming, GA to support my friends in Oceanier. They headlined the holiday show at His Rock Music, a small record store that also hosts shows much like this one on a regular basis. Before the show, I caught up with the boys in Oceanier to talk about playing the Masquerade and how it differs from playing a show like the one they were about to (which only had about 25 people in attendance), what their plans are after the release of their debut EP (which comes out on Christmas, by the way), and a whole lot more. There are also clips of their performance at the end of the video. Check it out, and if you like what you hear, support them by checking them out on their Bandcamp, following them on Twitter, and downloading Constellations, their debut EP, when it releases.