"Without You I'm Nothing" is the second studio album by the British alternative rock band Placebo, released on October 12, 1998. The album is characterized by its electronic influences, blending elements of rock with synthesized sounds, which was a notable evolution from their debut. Released under Hut Records and Virgin Records, the album comprises 12 tracks that explore themes of love, loss, and identity. The production of "Without You I'm Nothing" showcases Placebo's distinctive sound, marked by Brian Molko's androgynous vocals and Stefan Olsdal's dynamic instrumentation. The album features a mix of introspective ballads and upbeat tracks, reflecting the band's unique approach to songwriting during the late '90s. Key tracks include "Pure Morning" and "Brick Shithouse," which contributed to the band's growing popularity in the alternative music scene. The album's cover art, featuring a striking visual aesthetic, further complements its thematic depth. "Without You I'm Nothing" remains a significant release in Placebo's discography, illustrating their innovative blend of genres and solidifying their presence in the electronic rock landscape.