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Antimatter

Antimatter
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About

Antimatter is a British dark rock project from Liverpool, founded in 1998 by Duncan Patterson (ex-Anathema) and vocalist/songwriter Mick Moss. After Patterson's departure in 2005, Moss has carried the project forward alone, steering it from its early trip-hop and gothic electronics toward a more intimate, acoustic-tinged melancholic rock. With nine releases spanning over two decades, Antimatter has built a devoted following across Europe for its emotionally raw, introspective songwriting.

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What's new

  • 2025-01

    Antimatter released 'Parallel Matter', a triple-album of previously unreleased songs, alternative versions, live recordings and remixes, on January 16, 2025 via Music In Stone, timed to the project's 25th anniversary tour.

  • 2025-04

    A vinyl edition of 'Parallel Matter' (LP) was released on April 30, 2025 via OSKAR Records, limited to 150 numbered copies on transparent vinyl.

  • 2025-01 to 2025-03

    Antimatter completed an extensive 25th anniversary European tour in early 2025, covering the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Turkey, Greece and Georgia.

  • 2025-10

    Antimatter performed in Rome and Paris in October 2025, continuing live activity across Europe into the autumn.

  • 2025-09

    Antimatter announced a September 2026 run of European dates co-headlining with Sleeping Pulse, including shows in Hengelo, Hamburg and Warsaw.

Tour

AlkmaarEnschedeSint-NiklaasArnhemUtrechtDüsseldorfFrankfurtIstanbulAnkaraAthensTbilisiPiekary ŚląskieJenaRomaParisHengelo

Tracks

Leaving EdenTitle track of the 2007 album, widely regarded as the project's defining post-Patterson work
MonochromeFan favourite from 'Fear of a Unique Identity' (2012)
Stillborn EmpiresLead single from 'The Judas Table' (2015), one of the most-viewed Antimatter videos
The Third ArmLead single from 'Black Market Enlightenment' (2018)
A Profusion of ThoughtTitle track of the 8th studio album (2022)

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