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Trent Reznor Back Already, New NIN In 2010

Posted by Dan Rodriguez on Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 10:48 am

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Back to the soap opera of artists doing the whole break up-back-not-really-back-together thing we love so much, as Trent Reznor has announced plans for new Nine Inch Nails material in 2010, as well as a new project.

Normally this sort of retire-and-come-back-the-next-year behavior makes my blood boil, but I’ll be fair. His hiatus announcement last year was directed more at touring than releasing music, and he’s long hinted at intentions of shifting NIN from a touring to studio act. So Reznor gets a pass today. Still, if he’s already itching to release new material, an impending tour might not be that far into the horizon, so I’d feel bad for those of you who spent the month’s rent to cram into a sweaty Bowery Ballroom last year.

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  1. Stabitha Says:

    Thank the LAWD Dan is back and writing about Trent in the new year! I missed this so much! :)

    But as someone who caught half of the NYC Wave Goodbye shows, he said even from the stage multiple times that he was not planning on giving up making records anytime soon. So it’s really not surprising at all that he would be annoucing a new album, but it is surprising that one might consider this announcement hypocritical.

    I think Trent will probably hit the road again after having a couple kids with his astounding hot Mrs., but that’s years down the road.

    Additionally, NIN.com had Bowery ticketing on lock — damn near impossible to scalp those tickets to the level you describe, but hey, anyone who did pay anyone else that much to get into that show probably deserves the $ hit.



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