Möse found just like their Dutch fellow doomsters Heavy Lord, shelter under the Russian label Solitude Productions. Musically Möse plays heavy, fuzzy sludge-metal with sometimes a rockier sound to it. Somehow this band reminded me a lot to the U.S. cult sludge-band Dove, especially the first song has exact the same guitar sound as Dove. Also a doom-version of Fu Manchu comes to mind. It all sounds pretty good and the lay-out looks excellent, but somehow the riffs don’t come across the way they should. I clearly can hear that this band has good ideas and sometimes good riffs, but in most of the songs they kind of fuck it up with unnecessary guitar-breaks and solos. Let the riff speak for itself!
 

It’s a shame though, because the first song kicks in with an awesome riff and sound and this song definitely tastes like more, but in the songs that follow the riffs don’t seem to be matured long enough. For instance the instrumental song called ‘Glass’. This song has some decent ideas, but it is also filled with all kinds of boring breaks and solos and effects. Still there is plenty of heaviness and riffs on this album, to make it enjoyable, but this disc could have been brilliant.
 

If Möse grows in writing great riffs in the future, I think it’s safe to say, that Belgium has a new doom band that will claim the throne. The handfull of songs on this disc that are good prove us this is a band to keep an eye on.