MOBY
 
Live at Rough Trade East - September 6th
MISTAKE - Single Out 14th September

“Mistake’ is a lovely plea for guidance.” - The Guardian
“Mistake’ is Moby’s tribute to early influences Joy Division.” - Daily Mirror
“Efforts such as ‘Mistake’ maintain Moby’s predilection for addictive electronic pop” - Future Music

On September 6th Moby will play a stripped back set at London’s Rough Trade East. This unusual and rarely seen minimalist stage line-up will consist of Moby accompanied by a small string section and live vocalists Joy Malcolm and Kelli Scarr.

Also at Rough Trade East, Moby will be exhibiting drawings previously shown at The Maurice Einhardt Gallery. The works loosely relate to songs on Moby’s current album Wait for Me, and the simplistic, naive drawings show a humorously melancholic side that is a welcome adjunct to the tranquil occasionally unsettling music of the album.

Moby’s own label Little Idiot Records will release Moby’s new single Mistake on 14th September. “Mistake” is the second single release to be taken from the album Wait For Me.

Moby on “Mistake”:
“It’s the only one I’m singing on, on the record. It’s the most conventional song, in terms of song structure. It’s pretty clear I listened to New Order and Echo & The Bunnymen and David Bowie. My adolescent musical roots are definitely showing through on that one. I just love melodic, emotional post-punk. I really loved that period in post-punk when bands like New Order and Joy Division were playing with synthesizers, so they’re making emotional records and a lot of the warmth, like the song “Atmosphere” by Joy Division, comes from the synthesizers.”

Rough Trade East:
Stage time / door time    DOORS SAY 5.30PM
how to get in   WRISTBAND COLLECTED FROM STORE OR MOBY.COM
how to get tickets AS ABOVE

For further information please contact Sarah Lowe @ Fifth Avenue PR
Tel: 020 8960 5802 or email: fifthavenuepr@googlemail.com
www.moby.com


 

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