members of Golden Triangle.

There's a sense of mystery moving throughout the music of Mmoss – a sense of something familiar perhaps surreptitiously altered, or of traveling a well-worn path only to arrive at a destination previously unknown.

It's a mystery not to be solved but rather a mystery to be enveloped by. On their debut album – the enigmatically titled "i," available on the cheap at the group's Bandcamp page – this mystery is evidenced best by spectral stunners like "And I Do Set My Bow In the Clouds" and it's immediate follow-up, "So Below" (which itself, less mysteriously, connects directly with the blink-and-you'll-miss-it opening tone-poem titled "As Above"), which accurately and appropriately adopts the seagull-squeal of "Echoes" before launching the listener into the macro and micro-cosmic stew of the album's second act, encountering flutes, Farfisa and fuzz along the way.