Moss

The event of a Parry Arc is too rare. A new James Bond too common. Moss is more like that traveling uncle. You never know the day he will drop by, but when he does everyone gathers around him. The first thing that you notice when listening to HX is the composure in the album as a whole. This is not merely a sum of parts. This is Neil Young singing in awe: there’s more to the picture than meets the eye. It’s the sound of a band that after years of separation got together in a higher state of creative understanding. The physical manifestation of that shared space happened to be what eventually was to become the name of their album. HX is a reference to Hoogcruts, a monastery that burned down and rose back up many times throughout its six centuries old history. To have this stubbornly beautiful building as a recording studio serves as a crystal clear metaphor. Moss is back.