The band included several songs not played live in years in their setlist in PhoenixNine Inch Nails' Trent ReznorNine Inch Nails played 1992’s ‘Broken‘ EP in full last night (September 13) as they kicked off the latest leg of their North American tour. The band began the new run of dates at Phoenix’s Comer...

"Happiness In Slavery," a single from the 1992 EP Broken, remains one of the heaviest songs in the Nine Inch Nails oeuvre. Its torture-centric video was famously banned by MTV. Trent Reznor used the song to end his set at Woodstock '94, and when that live version was included on a compilation album, he won…

Alice In Chains, Godsmack, and Nine Inch Nails lead the lineup for the fifth annual Louder Than Life festival

I came to Autechre through Nine Inch Nails. In 1992, Trent Reznor and his manager John Malm formed Nothing Records to release the Broken EP while they extricated NIN from their contract with TVT. Once Reznor signed with Interscope, Nothing became a real label, releasing all of Nine Inch Nails' music until 2004, the Natural…

Nine Inch Nails release live video showcasing their cover of Gary Numan’s Metal - featuring vocals from Numan himself