This month’s Electronic Musician has an interesting profile of Alessandro Cortini, best known for his work with Nine Inch Nails. In the article, Cortini discusses his Buchla 200e modular synthesizer: “It was kind of like buying a car. But this takes me more places than a car. It’s my favorite piece of gear. If I… Read More NIN’s Alessandro Cortini On The Buchla 200e
Nine Inch Nails has announced the first wave of tour dates for their Lights In The Sky: Over South America 2008 tour: Tuesday October 7, 2008 – via Funchal, Sao Paulo, Brazil Thursday October 9, 2008 – Pepsi on Stage, Porto Alegre, Brazil Sunday October 12, 2008 – Coliseo El Campin Bogota Colombia Wednesday October… Read More NIN Announces First Dates For Lights In The Sky Tour
NIN has released another interesting bit of Internet media for its most recent release, The Slip (our review). They plotted the downloads of the album onto Google Earth, so you can browse interactively and see where the Nine Inch Nails fans are: We’ve had just over 1,400,000 people download The Slip from our site since… Read More The Slip Download Map On Google Earth
Anybody looking on tips on promoting their music via the Internet need look no further than NIN. Their latest Internet media trick is to plot their tour out on Google Earth: On the nin.com tour page, you’ll find links and instructions for subscribing to NIN tour dates via a variety of methods, including Facebook, MySpace, iCal,… Read More NIN Works The Internet Hard!
NIN has announced the score on it’s latest release, The Slip The Slip will be available in an individually numbered 2 disc, 6 panel digipak & double gatefold vinyl in the US, Canada, and parts of Japan. The digi will be LIMITED to 200,000 pieces only, each individually numbered, and will include a DVD of… Read More NIN’s The Slip Retail Info
The New York Times has a interview/overview of Trent Reznor today. In it he shares his thoughts on the state of digital music: Mr. Reznor has no global solution for how to sustain a long-term career as a recording musician, much less start one, when listeners take free digital music for granted. “It’s all out… Read More Trent Reznor On Free Music
Trent Reznor today announced another free music download, the line up for his touring band and took the opportunity to trash Windows along the way: I am proud to announce the final personnel lineup of nine inch nails for the foreseeable future. We’ve added, we’ve subtracted and we’ve wound up with unquestionably the strongest lineup… Read More Trent Reznor Announces New Free CD; Lights In The Sky
This video, by Matthew Davidson (stretta) is for NIN’s Ghosts 13: When Nine Inch Nails announced their Ghosts Film Festival – an invitation for fans to submit videos from the new album, I was interested enough to write it down in my creative to do list, and consigned myself to forgetting about it or missing… Read More Nine Inch Nails Ghosts 13 Video
Remember that little record, The Slip, that we reviewed a few weeks ago? The audiophile geeks at HydrogenAudio took a look/listen at the files with a scanning electron audioscope and noticed some mastering errors. The story has a happy ending, though, because the NIN guys are audiophile geeks, too. They’ve released remastered versions of the… Read More Nine Inch Nails Re-Releases The Slip
Nine Inch Nails is riding high on the publicity of its heavily hyped Ghosts I-IV release and is capitalizing on that buzz with a new free album release, The Slip. It’s available exclusively as a free download, but physical releases are in the works. There’s a 2008 Nine Inch Nails Tour coming up this fall,… Read More First Review Of Nine Inch Nails’ The Slip
