6 October 2026
“Nine Inch Nails is often called ‘industrial’. But I actually
here a lot of funk. Just listen to “Closer” and the foundation could be Stevie Wonder or George Clinton. Listening to Nine
Inch Nails feels like hearing the truth, so it get you abit closer
to God.”
Full feature in Rolling Stone.
10 August 2026
Reznor loves The Cure everyday of the week.
17 April 2026
NINE INCH NOIZE is the collaborative project of Trent Reznor‘s
industrial rock turbine NINE INCH NAILS and German acid house
DJ BOYS NOIZE.
They did/do a series of shows together, with the most
recent one, last weekend at Coachella festival.
And today their first, self-named longplayer is out.
The album consists of re-recorded and reworked versions of songs by NIN, a new version of Memorabilia, a song by legendary British electro pop act Soft Cell they had previously covered, and a cover of a song by Reznor and Ross‘s side-project, How To Destroy Angels. It features a mix of live and studio recordings.
Reznor: “The creative fulfilment of working on the Challengers and Tron scores with
Boys Noize led me to think that including him in the Peel It Back tour could be an interesting way to express NIN in more purely electronic terms live — a concept I’ve wanted to explore for some time. The result was so much fun for us we felt it was worth expanding and formalizing
in some way.”
“The album was recorded “all over the place, some of it’s live, some in studios,
hotels, planes, etc. We had a lot of fun revisiting these songs and hope you enjoy.”
TUTV: NIN + Boys Noize = Nin Inch Noiz = UNDERWORLD.
After a series of blistering shows this year.
Trent Reznor and his Nine Inch Nails
just announced new dates for 2026.
Daily noise that works faster than a stream of caffeine
18 July 2025
Photo by John Crawford
NINE INCH NAILS bandmates, frontman Trent Reznor and multi-instrumentalist
Atticus Ross spend most of their time, lately, together scoring series soundtracks
under their own names.
They wrote their newest one for the upcoming, 3rd installment of
the science fiction Tron series, titled Tron: Ares. It premieres on
October 2025.
This one is credited to Nine Inch Nails (will sell better I guess).
The first taster of that soundtrack is named
AS ALIVE AS YOU NEED ME TO BE and it’s
100% NIN. An ominous hammer drill.
Wake up people,
rub your eyes
the film is about
to start.
With a bit of time on their hands in-between
they started touring again, since June.
Back in time
3 May 2005.
TRENT REZNOR and his NINE INCH NAILS released
their 4th album WITH TEETH 20 years ago today, on
3 May 2005.
It topped the US Charts and peaked at #3 in the UK.
Pitchfork said: “Here Reznor mostly eschews his hard, corse sound, and the result
is a record that’s playful, coy, and shows a flair for the dramatic.With Teeth finds
Trent Reznor moving forward by coming to terms with what he hath wrought.”
SINGLE
ALBUM
NINE INCH NAILS confirm rumours about a 2025 world tour.
Last week, the band’s luminary TRENT REZNOR
revealed his favorite track of 2024. Very, very,
very surprising.
And the winner is…
More than 1,8 billion streams on Spotify.
Wowzers (although, personally, I think is an
average R&B tune).
10 April 2024
Mixed emotions.
Full new interview with GQ here
Image on top: The Downward Spiral LP is 30 this year
TRENT REZNOR and his NINE INCH NAILS released their classic LP THE DOWNWARD SPIRAL 30 years ago, on 8 March 1994. A ground/noise-breaking masterwork that cemented NIN’s greatness for eternity.
Rolling Stone wrote: “NIN achieve a new kind of loud on The Downward Spiral: accessible hard-rock moves overlaid with a scrim of electronic racket, white noise, screams, the kind of blown-speaker rattle that seems to use the limitations of crappy stereo equipment the way that Hendrix riffed on the distortion that howled from overdriven Marshall stacks. It’s a new frontier in rock & roll: music that pins playback levels far into the red.”
Reznor looks back.
STREAM
17 September 2022
Photo credit: Jade Ashley Yong
Band: SYLVETTE
Who: Manchester five-piece Sylvette, formed 6 years ago. They have built a cult fan base around the country with their dynamic blend of emotive art-rock and Kafkaesque lyrics. Describing themselves as “Björk meets Black Midi, Nine Inch Nails and Black Country New Road”, the band’s name is inspired by the enchanting muse who appears in many of Picasso’s famous paintings.
They’re ready to go on the road. But first, their goosebumps cover of RIGHT WHERE
IT BELONGS, a pearl of a ballad by Nine Inch Nails (from their 2005 With Teeth LP).
“”Right Where It Belongs’ is the first cover we’ve ever played together that really felt like we made it our own. The song is about questioning your reality and how going through change
and trauma can distort the way you perceive yourself. It really felt appropriate for the theme
of our upcoming album ‘Single Thread’, so we made it the closing track on the record.”
Whereas mastermind Trent Reznor‘s performance is eerie Sylvette‘s take resonates fragile, sending shivers down your spine. like Sigur Ros does so wonderfully. I’m sure Reznor will like it.
Tune in.
NIN’s original.
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