Black Moth is a heavy rock band hailing from Leeds, England, recognized for their stirring blend of stoner rock, doom, and heavy metal influences. They first emerged on the music scene with a grimy yet melodious approach in their 2012 debut album, "The Killing Jar," which was received with acclaim from fans of the underground rock and metal community. Known for their compelling riffs and the commanding vocals of their frontwoman, Harriet Bevan, the band carves out a sound that pays homage to the greats of metal and rock while retaining a fresh and distinct edge.

Throughout the years, Black Moth continued to hone their craft, producing works that are filled with arresting heaviness and lyrical depth. Their 2014 sophomore release, "Condemned to Hope," reinforced their position in the scene, showcasing a more refined and expansive sound. By the time they unveiled "Anatomical Venus" in 2018, Black Moth had fully established their prowess, with tracks like "Sisters Of The Stone" and "Moonbow" demonstrating their ability to balance monstrous riffs with an enigmatic sense of melody. Although the band announced their split in 2019, their music continues to resonate with fans, securing their legacy as a potent and influential force within the modern wave of British heavy music.