Bossk is an atmospheric post-metal band, hailing from Ashford in Kent, England. The group formed in 2005 and quickly gained traction in the underground music scene for their blending of ambient textures, heavy riffage, and expansive soundscapes, creating an immersive listening experience. Known for their seamless fusion of sludge, doom, and post-rock influences, Bossk crafts music that is both monumental and introspective, often characterized by a sense of melancholic beauty amidst the crushing weight of their sound.

Over the years, Bossk has built a discography that exhibits their penchant for constant evolution and sonic experimentation. Their releases such as “.1” and “.2” established their reputation and showcased their skill in combining visceral aggression with ambient passages. The band briefly went on hiatus in 2008 but returned with a renewed vigor, eventually releasing their critically acclaimed debut full-length album "Audio Noir" in 2016 and later its deluxe version. The album cemented Bossk's position in the post-metal world, leading to high-profile performances and tours. Most recently, with "Migration", a 2021 release, the band has continued to push the boundaries of their genre, further refining their sound and reinforcing their status as architects of lush, dynamic, and emotionally charged metal. Their collaborative efforts, like the split release with Pijn titled "Kobe x Pijn," demonstrate a willingness to explore new territories and engage in creative dialogues with fellow artists.