M O S E S were reviewed as a 21st century "Blur-meets-Oasis" by a young ASBO Magazine journalist, following their live appearance as SoccerSixFest 2025. They're a new band to most people as they're virtually unheard of so these are not bad bands to be compared to!
Summer and Autumn were spent creating including working again with visionary film maker, JJ Eringa, acclaimed musician (KILL, THE ICON!) and producer/engineer, Ian Flynn.
What a team.
This month (October 2025) M O S E S are back at Magic Garden Recording Studio with Gavin Monaghan (already widely acclaimed, nominated, award winning and charted), since the last post here (February) has been chosen by the U.S. Recording Academy to join the Grammy Awards judging Team. WELL deserved.
The music world is not a race. Being more "tortoise" than "hare" (in a dystopian world that doesn't treasure working class bands) didn't stop their tenacity. MOSES don't follow all the "how to band" rules. A story more like a rock opera of dreams, but in real time. They are far from "herd" and "scene". Behind the scenes they create consistently to be heard and seen.
The grand songs from the forthcoming album are worth everything. The support and response so far accompanies their choir crowd of believers.
MOSES are one of the most incredible live experiences. Their ambition is to keep playing. They deserve quality shows. Onwards towards that. In the mean time, they begin Winter with a statement of non-entitlement from a place of vulnerability at their socials (which are all at https://linktr.ee/mosesofficialuk - with additional reference links)
