Consequence of Sound — Electronic wizard promotes his latest record, Everything Was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Moby, GAS, Goat Girl, Judas Priest, Four Tet, Ty Dolla Sign, Nervous Dater, and more Tuesday show options. Continue reading… more info

Chorus.fm — The notable bands on your television this week include: Dua Lipa (Kimmel; 3/19), The Decemberists (Kimmel; 3/20), Moby (Colbert; 3/19), Weezer (Corden; 3/21), Neck Deep (Daly; 3/20), The Fever 333 (Daly; 3/21), and Creeper (Daly; 3/22). more info

New York Post — When New York expat Moby returns to his longtime hometown, he says he feels like a “ghost.” The electronic music pioneer and self-described “middle-aged monk” is sober, vegan and living in Los Angeles, where he’s resided since 2010. He stil... more info

Rolling Stone — The Breeders, All Nerve"On the fifth Breeders album, the songs are all cinematic movement – hiding, escaping, screaming in the meadow, running for the exit," writes Charles Aaron of the fifth album by the band, and theThis article originally appear... more info

Rolling Stone — Producer-DJ-vocalist-raconteur-et cetera Moby's most satisfying works in recent years have been those where he plunges into gloom headfirst. Everything Was Beautiful, and Nothing Hurt, his 15th album, is another dip into the pool of melancholia... more info

XLR8R — Moby is up next in our Ask The Experts series, with Alva Noto's answers to be published soon. It feels a little unnecessary to pen an introduction on Moby. Suffice to say that the American musician, DJ, record producer, singer, songwriter, and moreâ... more info

Consequence of Sound — The blockbuster producer's 15th studio album is a bitter pill to swallow. more info

DJmag — Leaked via Reddit… more info

DrownedInSound — We talk philosophy, cheapening art, and why he's glad he never became a conventional popstar more info