"Everything Is Wrong" is a landmark 1995 album that saw Moby fully embracing a harder, more aggressive sound, incorporating elements of techno and hardcore punk into his electronic framework. It alienated some fans of his earlier ambient work but earned critical acclaim and solidified his reputation as a versatile electronic artist.
- The album was released on Mute Records, a label known for its roster of influential electronic artists.
- "Everything Is Wrong" featured guest appearances from artists like Dannielle Braddick and Rozz, adding vocal dimensions to Moby's production.
- Despite its departure from his previous ambient style, the album was a commercial success and is considered a classic of 1990s electronic music.
Moby is a New York-based electronic musician and producer known for his eclectic sound that spans rave, ambient, and techno. In 1995, he released "Everything Is Wrong," a seminal work that pushed the boundaries of electronic music.
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