Moby: Wait For Me
At this stage of Moby’s lengthy career, it would... read more
Found in: Music, ReviewsDavid Lynch directs new Moby music video
In preparation for the release of his next album, Wait for Me (out June 30), Moby has released a music video for "Shot in the Back of the Head." This is a big deal less for the song itself, which shouldn't be too surprising for anyone who's been listening to what Moby's been up to over the last several years, but moreso because the video is directed by David Lynch.... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsDavid Lynch nabs Ringo, Paul, more for concert benefit
David Lynch turns enough heads just by being David Lynch (Twitter also helps these days), but his emphatic devotion to “transcendental meditation” over the years has occasionally threatened to take him from the king of good-weird to just weird.... read more
Found in: Culture, NewsCatching Up With... Moby
In the last month or so, news stories featuring... read more
Found in: Music, FeaturesTop 10 most memorable moments from the Gimme Shelter Rock & Rescue Benefit
[Above: Debbie Harry]We love animals. A lot. But Rational Animal's Gimme Shelter Rock & Rescue NYC benefit show, which helped to raise money to save stray animals from euthanasia, at Highline Ballroom last week was a little, well, weird. It must have been a full moon.... read more
Found in: Paste:LocalRock ’N’ Roll Animal: Five notable moments in cross-species collaboration
Recently in the Paste office, we received a press release about an Oct. 6 event called Gimme Shelter, which will feature Debbie Harry, Moby and Earl Greyhound, and which was described as a “concert benefiting NYC’s at-risk animals.” Being dog-owners ourselves, we were moved by the whole idea—moved, that is, to commemorate Gimme Shelter with a list of other significant collaborations between musicians and animals. We’re sure we missed some good ones. Add yours in the comments.... read more
Found in: Blogs, Ctrl-VMoby releases 12-song digital EP
Don't call it a midlife crisis. Moby's Last Night, released in April of this year, was high-concept and highly ambitious, seeking to take "25 years of going out in NYC and condensing it into a 65-minute record."More recently, on July 8, the lovable DJ, producer and vegan released a 12-song digital EP I Love to Move in Here, consisting wholly in remixes of the eponymous track, also Last Night's third single.... read more
Found in: Music, NewsSXSW 2008: Moby interview
We caught up with Moby shortly before he played the closing party for the Film Festival.... read more
Found in: Featured VideosMoby appears on Current TV
Once known as the man behind the screen (when all 18 of Play’s tracks found their way into commercials), Moby recently walked out in front of it for the Internet/television media monolith known as Current TV. On Monday morning, Moby appeared on Current’s The Daily Fix, which the network describes as “television’s first music blog.” The balderkind described scoring Richard Kelly’s Southland Tales and talked about Mute labelmates Goldfrapp. If you missed Monday’s segment, check it out here, and if you want more Moby, don’t fret! He’ll be back on The Daily Fix next Monday. Related links: Moby.com Moby on... read more
Found in: Music, NewsNew Moby album arrives this March
It's no secret that DVR technology has commercial producers running scared. With the previously unimagined power of being able to fast forward through pesky ads at the consumer's fingertips, TV commercial writers have to fight more than ever for viewers' attentions. But what's this... a pale white knight on the horizon? Why, it's Moby, the undisputed master of TV commercial background music! You just know that the ad industry has been salivating for this guy to reemerge with some of those sweet, sweet sounds ever since Hotel underwhelmed listeners in 2005. On March 10, those suits and music fans alike... read more
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