Destination Universe is the second studio album by the American band Material Issue, released on Mercury Records in 1992.

[1][2] "What Girls Want" made the top ten on Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks chart.

[8] Entertainment Weekly wrote: "Think of this music as a sort of landlocked ’90s Merseybeat, and trust in Ellison’s expertise in the mechanics that made that original Liverpool stuff so memorable: pocketsful of melodies, bursting guitars, and the unspoken belief that these are the things that make life worth living.

"[6] Rolling Stone deemed it "not exactly a wildly original piece of work, but it's full of memorable pop-rock tracks.

"[12] The Indianapolis Star determined that, "with rough Hollies vocals and keen grasp of styles that they heard as kids, Material Issue drives its own vehicle—but it's always cruising for girls.