The Moss

There are multiple bands known as The Moss: 1) The Moss is the former name of Fellwoods from Portland, Oregon, USA. A Hard Rock band heavily influenced by the heavy bands of the early 1970's. They formed in the spring/summer of 2010 and in early 2011 self-released a full length demo called Wulfram. In December of 2011 they changed their name to Fellwoods, partly to avoid confusion with the UK Doom Metal band Moss. Wulfram has now been officially released under the Fellwoods name by the At War With False Noise label. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

There are multiple bands known as The Moss: 1) The Moss is the former name of Fellwoods from Portland, Oregon, USA. A Hard Rock band heavily influenced by the heavy bands of the early 1970's. They formed in the spring/summer of 2010 and in early 2011 self-released a full length demo called Wulfram. In December of 2011 they changed their name to Fellwoods, partly to avoid confusion with the UK Doom Metal band Moss. Wulfram has now been officially released under the Fellwoods name by the At War With False Noise label. 2) The Moss is a band from Bromley, South East London formed in 2008 by Joshua Crosley and Robert Wilson. The band draws on influences such as Bloc Party, Muse, and The Silversun Pickups to create a sleek, angular sound, lent further character by the vivid imagery of the lyrics. The Moss recently released an EP which is available on their MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/bandthemoss 3) The Moss draws inspiration from folk music, blues and alt-rock, from artists such as Rickie Lee Jones, Tracy Chapman, Paul Simon and James Taylor. Simple songs, with slow pace and great melodies. Singer/songwriter Hugo has now teamed up with drummer Marcelo Araujo, bass player Joel Maia and released The Moss EP. Paintings in the trash can is to be found on this release. http://www.myspace.com/hugomoss Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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