I've been listening to Moby for years, consequently previous albums are like portals transporting me back to those times and memories. Sometimes my favorite artists, over a period of time, progress too far into a different sound or have chosen to over-recycle old themes, it's probably quite a hard balance to strike as I think you need a little of both; pushing forwards in a new direction but preserving some of the familiarity that made earlier work popular. Moby has some put together a quality album here. Destroyed has moved on from earlier work yet possesses his signature sound, it still has a lot of feeling. I know in another decade I'll still be listening to this album and reminiscing.

This album just gets better and better the more you listen. The man is a genius.

Love this album. It's right up there with 18 and play. Just brilliant

Less comercial than 'last night' and better for it, some moving stuff here, a sophisticated ear not required but the album will sound better for them.

Moby progresses but keeps his essence.

Very chilling. Very good all around, personal favourite " The Broken Places" which is extremely unique and makes you feel powerful throughout.

Possibly one of the worst albums ive heard this year

Absolutely superb album.

This is an amazing album and in my personal opinion, his best to date. It sounds like a very musically complexed album but it as an under produced quality, which makes it really raw and engaging. Brilliant.

Moby has really spoilt us here. If I had to pick a stand out , The day is edges it. Multi layered bliss.Perfect for that drive home after a bad day, complete chill out. Deep joy.

Fantastic album. All the songs are really good. I really like The Violent Bear it Away. 5 stars.

Very good album, very calm, deep and soul searching stuff. Some very relevant tracks for me at this time of my life. Thank you Moby.

Moby is back on form...moody and chill out...Best listened to late at night or walking around a lonely town with your headphones on....absolutely brilliant

previous albums significantly more entertaining.

Another sublime album from Moby. If you're a fan of his trademark layered sounds you won't be dissapointed. If you like this I recommend Pete Lunn's superb albums 'Everything is Number and 'Seasider', more electronic greatness.

When it's cold I'd like to die.