The Music Slut — Enjoy 'Ooh Yeah' below. Download a brilliant Moby selection at bottom of post.MP3: Moby - Honey more info

Pitchfork — Photos by Drew KatchenSo maybe Fucked Up's nutty 12-hour marathon show yesterday at Rogan on Manhattan's Lower East Side didn't feature guest appearances from everybody the band promised-- guess the Edge and Akon had better things to do?-- but the un... more info

Stereogum — There's bound to be more clips surfacing from Fucked Up's free 12-hour show at the Rogan Store (330 Bowery, NYC) yesterday (10/14), but seems like video of the Toronto-based bathroom re-designers doing a cover of "Blitzkrieg Bop" with Moby on guest ... more info

Altsounds — It's always nice when you hear from the people you actually want to hear from. Mike Doughty posted a bit on The Huffington Post yesterday about the financial crisis and how it impacts him as a NYC artist. It's a great read. ---Quote--- "There's a s... more info

Altsounds — It's always nice when you hear from the people you actually want to hear from. Mike Doughty posted a bit on The Huffington Post yesterday about the financial crisis and how it impacts him as a NYC artist. It's a great read. ---Quote--- "There's a s... more info

Rock Sellout — It seems only natural that Moby would release a remix album, doesn't it? After all, the man himself has remixed everyone from David Bowie to Aerosmith. And Last Night seemed ripe for remixing, as it was a real return to form. For the remixes, Moby'... more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: Video of the DaySpinner.com: Artist: MobyVideo: 'I Love to Move in Here'Highlight: Moby and his glowing puppet companion enjoy a debauched night in the club. Buy it on iTunes. Next Video... Read more more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: The DLSpinner.com: Moby goes back to his punk rock roots by starting a band. The members? Craigslist respondents. Buy 'Last Night' on iTunes... Read more more info

AngryApe — The DJ lets other artists rework his Last Night LP more info

Idolator — In yet another open letter to a hegemonic media power—in this case, EMI—electronic artist Moby decries the reticence of his corporate masters toward selling music to people who both want it, and are willing to pay for it. Let's go back to Sunday,... more info