Rare tapes from Moby, Eminem and Depeche Mode go up for auction
A collection of hand‑drawn and handwritten music artefacts from iconic artists is now up for bidding, with a Moby demo cassette already attracting $700.

A set of rare music artefacts has been listed for auction, featuring items from Moby, Eminem and Depeche Mode. The collection includes a hand‑drawn DJ demo cassette by Moby, created between 1987 and 1988, which has already attracted a current bid of $700. The auction also showcases handwritten lyrics from Eminem and a handwritten lyric sheet from Depeche Mode, offering a glimpse into the creative processes of these influential artists.
The Moby cassette, a product of the late 1980s, is notable for its hand‑drawn artwork, a rare visual element that complements the artist’s early electronic sound. The auction listing highlights the cassette’s historical value, noting its connection to Moby’s formative years in the electronic music scene.
Eminem’s contribution to the auction is a handwritten lyric sheet, providing fans and collectors with a tangible link to the rapper’s songwriting process. The sheet is described as a rare artifact that showcases the artist’s lyrical craftsmanship.
Depeche Mode’s handwritten lyric sheet adds a third dimension to the collection, representing the band’s long-standing influence on electronic and alternative music. The sheet is presented as a unique piece that reflects the band’s creative output.
The auction is being promoted by a reputable auction house that specializes in music memorabilia. While the current bid for the Moby cassette is $700, potential buyers are encouraged to review the full catalogue for additional items and to place bids before the auction deadline.
Collectors and fans of electronic music and hip‑hop alike will find the auction a compelling opportunity to acquire items that capture the essence of three iconic artists. The auction’s official website provides further details on the items, bidding process and shipping arrangements.
For more information on the auction and to view the full catalogue, visit the auction house’s website or contact their customer service team.