Antimatter, a UK gothic rock band, is the solo project of longtime founding member Mick Moss. The project originally began as a duo formed by Moss and Duncan Patterson (former bassist and songwriter of Anathema). Antimatter functioned as a collaboration between two parallel solo projects: each musician wrote and arranged his own material independently, after which the songs were compiled in the studio to form an album. Working in this manner, the pair released three albums — Saviour, Lights Out, and Planetary Confinement. Patterson left in 2005 to form his new project Íon, after which Moss continued Antimatter as an extension of the musical direction established on the first three releases. He went on to issue the project’s fourth album, Leaving Eden, in 2007. Moss subsequently released Live@An Club (on his own label Music in Stone), Alternative Matter, Fear of a Unique Identity, The Judas Table, “Too Late”, Welcome to the Machine, Live Between the Earth & Clouds, and, most recently, Black Market Enlightenment in 2018. In a 2016 article for The Krakow Post, the late U.S. journalist Dewey Gurall described Antimatter’s evolving sound: while the early albums leaned toward a trip‑hop aesthetic with prominent female vocals reminiscent of Portishead or Zero 7, later work integrates electronic ambience with elements of art rock, progressive rock, metal, folk, shoegaze, classic British pop, and even grunge — all while maintaining a darkwave sensibility.
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Fighting for a lost cause
Here Come The Man
The Third Arm
Epitaph
Paranova
The Weight Of The World
Wish I Was Here
Legions
Existential
This Is Not Utopia
Another face in the window
The Freak Show
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