ALBUM REVIEW: Nine Inch Noize – Nine Inch Noize – The Null Corporation 


Nine Inch Noize is a collaborative album between producer Alex Ridha, aka Boys Noize, and Nine Inch Nails. Or at least that is how it’s being billed. The truth is, this is a remix album. Supposedly, live performances might be mixed in as well, but we can get to that later. Nine Inch Nails these days is basically just Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.  If you are looking for the big arena Rock riffs, that is not happening; these songs are strictly electronic. That’s not to say the synths don’t have heft, and Reznor’s voice roots it in the sound you expect from him. The track listing replicates their Coachella set list.  Continue reading →


Nine Inch Nails and Boys Noize to Release Their Debut Nine Inch Noize Album Next Week – Performing at Coachella This Month


Fresh off of their year-long Peel It Back world tour, Nine Inch Nails and touring partner Boys Noize will release their debut collab album “Halo 38” via Universal Music under the moniker of Nine Inch Noize. The collab group will perform at the Coachella Festival the next two weekends, likely performing brand new music together. They performed a mini set on every day of the tour, performing mostly remixes and NIN covers, but also recent music from the award-winning 2025 Tron Ares soundtrack. This will be the second release for NIN in 2025, along with the Tron Ares: Divergence, a new album of remixes and originals, out now. Pre-save the Nine Inch Noize album on Spotify and Apple Music below. Continue reading →


Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross (Nine Inch Nails) Cancels Future Ruins Festival


Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross of Nine Inch Nails have announced they have canceled Future Ruins festival, meant to be an “immersive music and arts” festival, Where Music Tells The Story.” The fest was to feature headline-level sets and rare appearances by Trent and Atticus Ross, along with Terence Blanchard, Tamar-kali, Robert Aiki, Aubrey Lowe, Questlove, Mark Mothersbaugh (DEVO), Isobel Waller-Bridge, Claudio Simonetti’s Goblin, Danny Elfman, and more. It will take place Los Angeles Equestrian Center, on November 8th 2025. Full refunds are being offered to everyone who purchased tickets. Future Ruins was meant to feature composers electronic acts, and bands in a format where some have never performed before on stage, ever. Read a statement from NIN here. Continue reading →