The band Moss's debut album, released in 2003, is a landmark of early 2000s British doom metal. It combines crushing riffs with a palpable sense of melancholy.
- The album was recorded at The White House studio in Brixton. It was produced by Moss and John McRuvie. The album was released on Rise Above Limited.
- The album was a key release in the resurgence of traditional doom metal in the early 2000s. It garnered critical acclaim within the metal underground.
- Moss's debut album was reissued on CD and vinyl multiple times due to its enduring popularity. The band disbanded in 2011.
Moss were a British doom metal band. They were active in the early 2000s.
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