Moby’s recent output has been as varied as you would expect: He’s issued ambient records (2016’s Long Ambients 1: Calm. Sleep), remix efforts and even an album paired with his memoir, Porcelain.

Moby’s brittle muttering suggests the internal monologue of an end-of-days survivor, providing a downcast contrast to the more honeyed approach of his guest vocalists. The velvety coo of frequent ...

Everything Was Beautiful, and Nothing Hurt is Moby's 15th album, will not only make you wonder where you were for at least 50 per cent of his releases but its fragility will stop you in your tracks.

Everything Was Beautiful, and Nothing Hurt, Moby’s 15th album, harks back to his earlier releases, taking its influence from orchestral music, soul and trip-hop in equal measure. The result is a ...

Moby has announced his upcoming album Everything Was Beautiful, And Nothing Hurt, his 15th studio LP. The shift is evident on the album’s first single “Like a Motherless Child,” a reworking of the ...

With a long list of guest vocalists, Moby’s latest more melancholy album is lush but feels anemic and minor compared to some of his best work. Moby once more takes up the techniques he’s honed since ...

After the punkish rush of his recent albums with the Void Pacific Choir — 2016’s These Systems Are Failing, and 2017’s More Fast Songs About The Apocalypse — Moby returns to his gospel-influenced, ...

His music may have taken a back seat to his political activism on social media in recent years, but electronica artist Moby has produced a stirring, intricate, and thought-provoking set of songs on ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Moby's recent output has been as varied as you would expect: He's issued ambient records (2016's Long Ambients 1: Calm. Sleep), ...

When he’s not helping the CIA investigate Russia, Moby is still a pretty highly regarded DJ, and now the producer has returned with his new Vonnegut-quoting album Everything Was Beautiful, And Nothing ...

The famed dance musician returns to his roots with the follow up to 2016's 'These Systems Are Failing.' By Steven J. Horowitz If anything, Moby is chameleonic. At 52, the New York-born, Los ...