Wait for Me

Moby continues to explore gorgeous melodies, here shuffling through two decades' worth of easy-listening indie rock and easy-listening dance.

At this stage of Moby’s lengthy career, it would...

Check out our album review of Artist's Wait for Me on Rolling Stone.com.

In this breakneck, cluttered 21st Century, surviving musicians from the music industry excess of the 1980s and ‘90s have had to roll with web-savvy audiences dictating trends and word-of-mouth s

<p>Yes, he's still plugging away, swapping the frenetic disco of 2008's Last Night for a more cultured sound</p>

Wait for Me does just enough to succeed as a dalliance in minimalist aura.

Something terrible seemed to happen once Moby realized that he made music that people actually wanted to hear: He started making music for those...

<p>This album sounds like the work of someone who attended the wildest party imaginable, and now seeks solace, writes <strong>Dave Simpson</strong></p>

Album Reviews: Moby - Wait For Me

Moby's 'Wait for Me' is en route to higher ground but never gets anywhere real.