Little Idiot Vinyl & CDs

Review: Originally released in 1993, this vivid snapshot of Moby's first steps into the electronic world is now faithfully reissued for a new generation, capturing the raw energy and creativity of his formative rave years in the early 90s underground scene. The collection notably includes the original version of 'Go', the Twin Peaks-sampling track that would later become a global anthem in remixed form. 'Voodoo Child' is as an undeniable rave classic, pulsing with an infectious drive that still commands dancefloors. Deep cuts like 'Drug Fits the Face' and the ambient 'Mobility' reveal Moby's range i from techno's sweaty peaks to its more introspective valleys. Tracks such as 'Permanent Green', 'Barracuda' and 'UHF3' dive deeper into darker, edgier sounds that remain highly influential in today's techno evolution. The production feels raw yet full of vision, reflecting a time when rave music was still unpolished and thrillingly experimental. Early Underground isn't just a nostalgia trip; it's a crucial document of electronic history. For anyone curious about Moby's roots or the gritty, euphoric spirit of early 90s rave culture, there's no better place to start.