Metal Machine Music: Nine Inch Nails And The Industrial Uprising (2009) Review

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Metal Machine Music: Nine Inch Nails And The Industrial Uprising (2009) Reviewthe DVD starts off with how Industrial music started... it goes on on that for about 40min. then when it hits NiN it pretty much leaves out any Industrial band that was after them... I got this DVD because of NiN so I really enjoyed watching it but if you want to buy a DVD about Inustrial music and bands I dont thik this is for you. The DVD covers Pretty Hate M. all the way to "The Slip" It has awesome interviews and clips of nin Vids. No Trent though. I would say this is a great buy for hardcore NiN fans! :)Metal Machine Music: Nine Inch Nails And The Industrial Uprising (2009) Overview

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How to Destroy Angels Review

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How to Destroy Angels ReviewIf there is one thing I was hoping for with the release of the eponymous EP from How To Destroy Angels it was for something completely beyond the norm for Trent Reznor. I'm a HUGE Nine Inch Nails fan, so as far as I am concerned, anything the man touches is solid gold (and I haven't been let down yet). HTDA is no exception; it's a quality record from a quality group of musicians. My only complaint would be that it does sound a little too NIN-ish. Some of these tracks sound like they could have been b-sides or unreleased tracks from Year Zero, which wouldn't have been a bad thing if this was a Nails release. It sounds as though Trent is trying to get out of his comfort zone here but just can't seem to get all the way out. Some tracks are stellar standouts that offer a lot of hope that some amazing things are in the works; "Fur Lined" in particular has a very unique feel that sets it apart from Reznor's previous work. "The Space In Between" is a bit out there for him, but still manages to toe that line of comfortability. The addition of Mariqueen Maandig-Reznor certainly adds an interesting element to the equation, her vocals are haunting and breathy which does wonders for the music; Reznor singing would have not made quite the impact.
All in all, this is a good record; not a great one, but a good one. If Trent and company can find a way to get themselves out of their comfort zone, they could deliver a truly amazing album.How to Destroy Angels Overview

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