Moly

There is more than one artist with this name: 1) French experimental/industrial band in the mid 80's 2) Moly is a four-piece instrumental rock band from Guildford, South East England. Moly have released 3 albums, "Your Life Is In Danger", "Moly" and "Hello Shut Up" and 2 EPs, "Expressing Contempt Scorn Or Disgrace" and "It Rained But We Cheered" on Tenor Vossa Records. “It might seem a bit foolhardy to compare this their first release to the stellar rockisms of Sigor Ros and Mogwai but it is that good”MUZIK***** “Achingly beautiful landscapes of sound swathed in white noise” KERRANG “Epic post-rock” UNCUT “Spacious, brooding and atmospheric” LOGO “Spacious instrumental grandeur” Q “Heart soaringly,mind expandingly lush and subtly lovely” MUZIK “Beautiful” CARELESS TALK COSTS LIVES “Epic layered and sweeping” TIME OUT Described by Q as “Spacious instrumental grandeur” and Kerrang as “Achingly beautiful soundscapes swathed in white noise”. Moly’s debut album Your Life Is in Danger was released in 2002 following their notorious SXSW appearance where Mark narrowly escaped a night in jail for destroying part of the stage with his bass. Their critically acclaimed debut single Me And Lucifer was featured on Radio One’s The Blue Room album alongside, My Morning Jacket, Flaming Lips and The Polyphonic Spree, leading to supports for fellow Post Rockers Mono and Kinski at their headline London shows. Initially compared to the likes of Godspeed You Black Emperor and Mogwai. Moly have since expanded their line up to include vocals and keyboards and are now exploring a wider sonic terrain first embarked on by Krautrockers Can and Neu adding their own melodic slant to create the Space Rock Electronica of their 2006 album Hello Shut Up. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.