As Broken turns 30, Darran Anderson revisits a blazing and uncompromising record that would take Nine Inch Nails to new heights, as well as depths that Trent Reznor almost did not escape To mark the ...

Nine Inch Nails (abbreviated as NIN) is an American industrial rock band formed by Trent Reznor in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1988.

He struggled to balance mental pressures ever since his first band told him “No one wants to know you any more.” It's easy to forget that celebrities are just like the rest of us — trying to ...

The Nine Inch Nails song “The Perfect Drug” came out in 1997 as part of the soundtrack for David Lynch’s iconic film Lost Highway. It might be surprising for some fans to hear that the band ...

Three decades on from the original movie – and its iconic soundtrack featuring everyone from Nine Inch Nails to Rage ... Joy Division’s Disorder and Gary Numan’s M.E. (Ozzy Osbourne and ...

A Nine Inch Nails photography exhibition is set to open in London this autumn – you can find all the details below. ‘The Downward Spiral Exhibition’ will feature iconic images taken by ...

The soundtrack was made up of all goth and heavy metal bands, including Nine Inch Nails ... (“Disorder”), Enya (“Boadicea”), and Gary Numan (“M.E.”). He also picked some more recent ...

The 1994 film adaptation featured a heavy, gothic and alternative soundtrack, with the likes of The Cure, Rollins Band, Pantera and Nine Inch Nails appearing. The sequel, 1996’s The Crow ...

Perhaps more than any other group, Nine Inch Nails helped popularize industrial music with mainstream audiences, especially in America, where band leader, founder and all-around driving force ...

The soundtrack was made up of all goth and heavy metal bands, including Nine Inch Nails, Stone Temple Pilots, Rage Against the Machine, Helmet and Pantera. “It was the first movie that was for ...