Antimatter

The Profile

Antimatter is a UK dark/alternative rock project formed in 1998 by Mick Moss and Duncan Patterson (ex‑Anathema). Early albums fused trip‑hop and ambient electronics with acoustic textures and female vocals; following Patterson’s departure after Planetary Confinement (2005), Moss continued the project with a more song‑driven, guitar‑led approach.

Formed in 1998 by Mick Moss and Duncan Patterson in the UK; Patterson (formerly of Anathema) departed after Planetary Confinement, with Moss continuing Antimatter. Key albums include Saviour (2001), Lights Out (2003), Planetary Confinement (2005), Leaving Eden (2007), Fear Of A Unique Identity (2012), and The Judas Table (2015).

Reviews portray Antimatter as a UK dark/alternative act blending trip‑hop, ambient electronics, and acoustic melancholy. Early albums feature female vocals and Bristol‑school shades; later work centers on Mick Moss’s voice and songcraft after Duncan Patterson’s departure. Highlights include Saviour, Lights Out, Planetary Confinement, Leaving Eden, and Fear Of A Unique Identity. The mood: rain‑soaked, inward, and emotionally charged.