The brainchild of Philadelphia’s Matt Garfield, MOSE GIGANTICUS pulls from an extensive range of hard rock, metal, and punk influences to create a unique and modern record with their Relapse debut ‘Gifthorse’. “The Left Path”, “Last Resort”, “White Horse”, and “Days of Yore” brings together driving, power riffs and low-end heaviness with expansive electronics, synth elements, and spirited attitude. ‘Gift Horse’ is as infectious as it is timeless, and a massive debut from an oncoming force-to-be reckoned with. While the Sludge aspect of this album is absolutely fantastic and really works well to create an experience all it's own, the tracks like "Days of Yore" are really where this album shines. While "Days of Yore" is enough that it could sweep you away into a whole other musical world without leaving the Sludge roots behind, it's the song "White Horse" that really drives the album home with it's epic overall sound thanks to the heavy synthesizers and accompanying guitars, all of which building a very intense song without going over the top, acting as sort of a climax track to the concept behind the album, which apparently is that of the building tension before the great war between Heaven and Hell, and the discussions between God and Lucifer.