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Play It 'Til Tomorrow is Nick Moss' most ambitious recording project yet: two jam-packed discs spotlighting the entire width and breadth of his band's sonic attack. Longtime fans will immediately recognize the stinging electric blues sound that characterizes the first CD, but on disc two Nick introduces an 'unplugged' side that he's never before tapped in the studio. The uncommon versatility of the Flip Tops-ex-Legendary Blues Band keyboardist Willie Oshawny (who switches over to bass for four cuts and second guitar on another), harpist and fretsman extraordinaire Gerry Hundt, and veteran drummer Bob Carter - plays a huge role in the collection's extraordinary variety. Inherently grasping the value of playing as a rock-solid unit, the Flip Tops cook up steady-surging grooves while Nick's slashing guitar solos make every note count and every phrase resonate with authority. Adding to the mix are special guests Eddie Taylor Jr. and Barrelhouse Chuck.

Elliot Moss today announced his new album A Change In Diet – Live Blackbox Recordings is due June 19th. Captured on both video and audio at the State University of New York at Purchase, the collection is a live reinterpretation of his most recent record, lending songs an additional warmth and organic feel, featuring lush, expanded instrumentation including grand piano highlights, as well as string arrangements by Alba S. Torremocha.

Elliot Moss is a 21-year-old multiinstrumentalist songwriter, producer, and visual artist from New York who has drawn comparisons to Bon Iver, Chet Faker, Washed Out and James Blake with his soulful vocals, strong songwriting and embrace of electronic, jazz and ambient sounds. His debut album was recorded at his home studio where Moss performed, produced, and mixed the entire album with the exception of a few friends.

“I’m trying to find a way to plug myself into a new community,” says Liela Moss of her third solo album.

Don't say I didn't warn you: This is no mainstream! They say it's Avantgarde – I say it's a class of students destroying the machinery of a blacksmith workshop.

As the guitarist for the definitive Australian pub rock band, Cold Chisel, Ian Moss is an Australian icon. He’s also one of their better kept secrets. During Cold Chisel’s long hiatus (1983-1998) Moss recorded and released a small handful of solo albums.

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New York-based singer/songwriter Elliot Moss makes downcast electronic pop songs which he primarily records and mixes by himself. His minimal arrangements feature subtle production tricks, sometimes venturing into more active beat patterns, and occasionally featuring lightly distorted guitar. Vulnerable, almost private and provocative, Moss put everything on display for an 8-track EP titled "Boomerang".

Matchbook is an album by Cold Chisel member Ian Moss released in 1989. It spent 3 weeks at the top of the Australian Album charts in 1989 and was preceded by the single "Tucker's Daughter" which was also a No. 1 hit. The first four tracks on the album were all released as singles. Matchbook was the first solo album for Moss and featured several songs written for him by Don Walker, also from Cold Chisel.