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Nine Inch Nails Album
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The Sun reviews the new album by Nine Inch Nails online
Track Listings
| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. 01 Ghosts I | |||
| 2. 02 Ghosts I | |||
| 3. 03 Ghosts I | |||
| 4. 04 Ghosts I | |||
| 5. 05 Ghosts I | |||
| 6. 06 Ghosts I | |||
| 7. 07 Ghosts I | |||
| 8. 08 Ghosts I | |||
| 9. 09 Ghosts I | |||
| 10. 10 Ghosts II | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. 19 Ghosts III | |||
| 2. 20 Ghosts III | |||
| 3. 21 Ghosts III | |||
| 4. 22 Ghosts III | |||
| 5. 23 Ghosts III | |||
| 6. 24 Ghosts III | |||
| 7. 25 Ghosts III | |||
| 8. 26 Ghosts III | |||
| 9. 27 Ghosts III | |||
| 10. 28 Ghosts IV | |||
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Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
Ghosts I–IV, the new album from Nine Inch Nails, sees the legendary rockers explore some serious new sonic territory. Comprised of almost two hours of music composed and recorded over a ten-week period, Ghosts I-IV boasts 36 tracks described by Trent Reznor as a "soundtrack for daydreams". That's perhaps true--especially if your daydreams are particularly dark and surreally beautiful. Swelling synths, infectious (and often maudlin) piano melodies, baleful drones and glitchy textures are the unorthodox instruments employed here rather than the standard guitars, drums and stadium-fuelled braggadocio. The immediate impression is more post-rock than indie rock, with sincere nods to avant practitioners like Sigur Ros and Radiohead. But contributions from the likes of Adrian Belew (King Crimson) ensure the mystical ambience is punctuated with blasts of electric psychedelia, and the NIN sound remains somehow recognizable beneath the surface. A hugely successful and beautifully otherworldly trip to outer musical realms. --Danny McKenna
Description
Widespread physical release for possibly the best release to date from industrial genius Trent Reznor. Newly freed fromhis major label contract, he and a small group of colleagues quickly produced this weighty, yet never overwhelming, collection of 36 enthralling ambient and industrial instrumentals, which he immediately made available for download and on this CD, released on his own Null Corporation - a "sequel" to his Universal vanity imprint Nothing.
Ghosts I–IV, the new album from Nine Inch Nails, sees the legendary rockers explore some serious new sonic territory. Comprised of almost two hours of music composed and recorded over a ten-week period, Ghosts I-IV boasts 36 tracks described by Trent Reznor as a "soundtrack for daydreams". That's perhaps true--especially if your daydreams are particularly dark and surreally beautiful. Swelling synths, infectious (and often maudlin) piano melodies, baleful drones and glitchy textures are the unorthodox instruments employed here rather than the standard guitars, drums and stadium-fuelled braggadocio. The immediate impression is more post-rock than indie rock, with sincere nods to avant practitioners like Sigur Ros and Radiohead. But contributions from the likes of Adrian Belew (King Crimson) ensure the mystical ambience is punctuated with blasts of electric psychedelia, and the NIN sound remains somehow recognizable beneath the surface. A hugely successful and beautifully otherworldly trip to outer musical realms. --Danny McKenna
Description
Widespread physical release for possibly the best release to date from industrial genius Trent Reznor. Newly freed fromhis major label contract, he and a small group of colleagues quickly produced this weighty, yet never overwhelming, collection of 36 enthralling ambient and industrial instrumentals, which he immediately made available for download and on this CD, released on his own Null Corporation - a "sequel" to his Universal vanity imprint Nothing.