is the tenth studio album by American electronica musician Moby, released on May 13, 2011, by record labels Little Idiot and Mute.

His friends Emily Zuzik, Inyang Bassey, and Joy Malcom, as well as Moby himself, sang on the record.

I wrote it on an acoustic guitar and recorded it on my phone, brought it home and re-recorded it with old broken down electronics that I have in my studio.

[9] The following day, he announced through his Twitter account that, as per choice, the next singles to be released from the album were "After" and "The Right Thing", even though "Blue Moon" was a fan favorite, as seen from the title entries and the previous poll's results.

[citation needed] On October 31, a deluxe edition of the album was released, called Destroyed Deluxe, including, in addition to the standard CD, a full disc of new music, a DVD with videos and exclusive festival footage, and a 24-page booklet with new photos taken by Moby.

[15] Jon Dolan of Rolling Stone wrote that Moby "finds a way to make permanent midnight weirdly inviting.

"[26] Robert Christgau gave Destroyed a three-star honorable mention rating and called it "the 18 to Wait for Me's Play—only not by as decisive a margin.

"[27] However, Mikael Wood of Spin found that, while Moby occasionally "catches a spark and rises above the mid-tempo morass," most of the album "is about as appetizing as a warmed-over deli tray.

The release included three new exclusive remixes by David Lynch, Holy Ghost!, and System Divine, and also featured a brand new 30-minute ambient track by Moby called "All Sides Gone".