Trent Reznor

Trent Reznor Toys with Sonic Chaos: Nine Inch Noize Album to Drop Soon

In a delightful twist of sonic exploration, Trent Reznor ignites anticipation as he sheds light on the imminent Nine Inch Noize album, a collaboration with Boys Noize.

This invigorating fusion reimagines iconic tracks like 'Closer' and 'Vessel,' with the entire album mirroring their Coachella setlist. Reznor's adventurous artistic expression spans unusual recording locations from hotels to airplanes.

While he dismisses any surprise tour prospects, his enthusiasm reignites as he sets his sights back on Nine Inch Nails' new musical pursuits next week.

Trent Reznor's Misconstrued Exit: Nine Inch Nails May Rock Again, Just Not Yet

Trent Reznor clears the air about Nine Inch Nails' touring future, stating during their tour finale in Sacramento that his earlier comments were misconstrued. He's not intentionally stopping but admits no new tours are currently booked.

He emphasizes pride in their recent performances and hints at new music, expressing hope to tour again if inspiration strikes. Nine Inch Nails still plans to rock Coachella, performing with Boys Noize under the name Nine Inch Noize.

Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross summon AI dread and lasers at Tron: Ares premiere

Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, veiled in smoke outside Hollywood’s TCL Chinese Theatre, perform four tracks at the Tron: Ares premiere — two making their live debut: “Forked Reality” and “Shadow Over Me.”

Appearing both onscreen and onstage, the duo stand beside the cast before launching into “As Alive as You Need Me to Be,” later seguing into “The Warning,” whose dystopian anxieties echo the film’s artificial-intelligence nightmare, and ending in their usual shroud of vapor and red lasers.