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1. The Eater Of Dreams
2. Copy Of A
3. Came Back Haunted
4. Find My Way
5. All Time Low
6. Disappointed
7. Everything
8. Satellite
9. Various Methods Of Escape
10. Running
11. I Would For You
12. In Two
13. While I’m Still Here
14. Black Noise

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1. The Eater Of Dreams
2. Copy Of A
3. Came Back Haunted
4. Find My Way
5. All Time Low
6. Disappointed
7. Everything
8. Satellite
9. Various Methods Of Escape
10. Running
11. I Would For You
12. In Two
13. While I’m Still Here
14. Black Noise

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Disc One
1. The Eater Of Dreams
2. Copy Of A
3. Came Back Haunted
4. Find My Way
5. All Time Low
6. Disappointed
7. Everything
8. Satellite
9. Various Methods Of Escape
10. Running
11. I Would For You
12. In Two
13. While I’m Still Here
14. Black Noise

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2. All Time Low [Todd Rundgren Remix]
3. While I'm Still Here [Breyer P-Orridge 'Howler' Remix]

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2. Copy Of A
3. Came Back Haunted
4. Find My Way
5. All Time Low
6. Disappointed
7. Everything
8. Satellite
9. Various Methods Of Escape
10. Running
11. I Would For You
12. In Two
13. While I’m Still Here
14. Black Noise

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holy shit - what drivel!
that he's been "less than honest," disingenuous, or perversely prevaricating;
really has nothing to do with whether this new material will be of any worth.
the questionable secrecy certainly won't make the sound any better (or worse).
that he feels the need to preface the release with all the hyperbole and pretext makes me skeptical.

I'm curious whether the record will feature contributions from Eric Avery and Adrian Belew, who are currently part of the touring band.

i'm intrigued by adrian belew's potential inclusion here - he's even been involved with bands like Caifanes (from mexico city from the 80's-90's) and some christian rock output as well. i love that kind of well-roundness.

As of 5 PM Eastern today, there are a total of 17 bands that Adrian Belew has not been part of. And he's rumored to be in talks with 4 of those.

The album will be available in regular and deluxe editions. The main album will include 14 tracks, while the deluxe edition will add 3 remixes.

Yeah, that first album he produced by Jars of Clay was brilliant, and he played bass on "Flood," which was by far the best song they ever did.

Adrian Belew Quits Nine Inch Nails: "It Didn't Work"
By Carrie Battan on June 7, 2013
http://pitchfork.com/news/51069-adrian- ... idnt-work/



Nine Inch Nails' current lineup remains a work in progress. After bassist Eric Avery's departure and the addition of Robin Finck, Adrian Belew (of King Crimson) has announced his exit from NIN's 2013 incarnation.

He wrote on Facebook, via Consequence of Sound:


(FLUX is Belew's solo project.)

That post has since disappeared from Belew's page, replaced by a shorter note: "concerning me being part of the 2013 Nine Inch Nails band: it didn't work."

Prior to that announcement, Belew had been posting regular updates about the status of rehearsals with Nine Inch Nails, sounding very excited-- but also pointing out possible roadblocks.

For example, he wrote in late April: "today started with an excellent conference call with trent and the entire band. it was all about our work method and how we will manage the monumental work load. it will be a TON of head scratching, but worth every minute!"

Belew's exit announcement comes right after Nine Inch Nails unveiled their grand plans for a massive North American tour this fall, as well as the release of the new NIN album Hesitation Marks.

Recall that Belew was instrumental in this year's reformation of Nine Inch Nails, as explained in a statement from Reznor in February. "I was working with Adrian Belew on some musical ideas... which led to the decision to re-think the idea of what Nine Inch Nails could be," he said. Belew does contribute to the album.


As above, "Belew does contribute to the album."

And, as noted, Eric Avery quit last month.

Trent Reznor admits Nine Inch Nails’ lineup problems disrupted his plans for the band – but he believes the end result is all the better as a result.

He announced a “reinvented” version of the band at the beginning of the year, then unveiled a group of musicians including King Crimson guitarist Adrian Belew and former Jane’s Addiction bassist Eric Avery.

Last month Avery bowed out, saying he was “overwhelmed” by NIN’s touring commitments. Belew announced his departure at the beginning of June, insisting there had been no fall-out but that “we both agreed it just was not working.”

Now Reznor tells KROQ: “It’s been disruptive.

“I started off with an idea of who would be in the band, and we started working that way. You can spend a lot of time, as I have done, projecting what it’s going to be like with this chemistry and this recipe – and in reality, it rarely is that.

“It turned out to be something different in the case of a couple of people in the band. It’s felt like a wrench in the works at times. But it’s made me rethink a lot, and where we’re ending up at is much truer to what Nine Inch Nails should be – and better, in the long run.”

He’s midway through rehearsals for NIN’s upcoming tour, which includes shows at the Leeds and Reading festivals in August. “The reality of what I’ve gotten myself into is starting to sink in,” he admits, before echoing Avery’s sentiments: “I’m a little overwhelmed.”

But he’s much happier collaborating with others these days, and the band is less of the one-man show it once was. “I’m a little more comfortable in my own skin,” he reflects. “I can be in a room with people who inspire me and intimidate me and hold my own.”

Reznor also explains why he didn’t tell anyone he’d written new album Hesitation Marks until it was complete. “I still owed Interscope a greatest-hits record and there was talk of doing a couple of new tracks for that,” he says.

“I started tinkering around with a couple of songs, and felt inspired by what was happening. A couple of songs led to a couple more, then it was, ‘Let’s make another album.’

“I chose not to announce that in case I didn’t want to release it – It was seizing the moment and running with the inspiration.”

Came Back Haunted was the first track to appear from Hesitation Marks, and Reznor has since shot a video with director David Lynch, set for release in the coming days. “It’s weird, oddly enough,” he deadpans. “It’s a bizarre thing – it’s not like any other video we’ve done, and that’s what we wanted.”

Hesitations Marks is released on September 2.

Adrian Belew, progenitor of Peaceable Kingdom, with Trent Reznor? Wow.

That's nothing new. He was on The Downward Spiral almost 20 years ago.

I confess I lost track after the awesomeness bomb "Pretty Hate Machine"...
But I do love me some David Lynch (and had wondered what he was up to).

Belew being thrashy is old hat, dating back to his time with Zappa & Bowie, as well as his first few solo albums. 10 years ago, King Crimson was considered thrashy enough to tour with Tool.

The new video for "Came Back Haunted", directed by David Lynch...

Thanks for sharing the video. Like it alright, but I think I'd imagined it more as a spooky dark photo shoot inside a defunct mental institution (think Danvers, from the movie Session 9).
Love this song.

Album track "Copy Of A" is available for a limited time as a FREE download from Amazon.



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