This 2007 album from Moss arrived at a time when many indie bands were exploring more maximalist production. The Long Way Back,' however, offers a more restrained, patient listen, prioritizing atmosphere and subtle melodic development.
- The album was recorded in just three days at the Soundlab studio in the Netherlands. It was produced by Peter Kolder, who had previously worked with Dutch bands like Bettie Serveert. The album did not chart in the Netherlands or internationally.
- The Long Way Back' was released on Excelsior Recordings, a label known for its roster of Dutch indie acts. The album followed their 2005 debut 'The New.The.You'.
- The album's lead single, "The Long Way Back," received moderate airplay on independent radio stations in Europe. Critics noted the album's introspective mood and the band's meticulous attention to sonic detail.
Moss is an alternative indie rock band from the Netherlands. They formed in the early 2000s and are known for their atmospheric soundscapes.
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