Trent Reznor Nine Inch Nails links up with Boys Noize to drop Nine Inch Noize, a full-throttle reimagining that lives somewhere between a remix project, a live set, and a total sonic overhaul.
Fueled by their recent run of shows and a massive Coachella debut, the duo tears into the Nine Inch Nails catalog and rebuilds it from the ground up. “Heresy” hits with a fresh edge, featuring haunting new layers and vocals from Mariqueen Maandig, while “Copy of A” morphs into a hypnotic, slow-burn techno pulse.

They don’t stop at the obvious either, deep cuts from Year Zero get new life, and even “Parasite” from How to Destroy Angels gets pulled into the mix.

This isn’t just a remix album, it’s a full-on reinvention. Familiar, but completely transformed. See the full song list below...
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1. INTRO (NINE INCH NOIZE VERSION)
2. VESSEL (NINE INCH NOIZE VERSION)
3. SHE’S GONE AWAY (NINE INCH NOIZE VERSION)
4. HERESY (NINE INCH NOIZE VERSION)
5. PARASITE (NINE INCH NOIZE VERSION)
6. COPY OF A (NINE INCH NOIZE VERSION)
7. ME I’M NOT (NINE INCH NOIZE VERSION)
8. CLOSER (NINE INCH NOIZE VERSION)
9. THE WARNING (NINE INCH NOIZE VERSION)
10. MEMORABILIA (NINE INCH NOIZE VERSION)
11. CAME BACK HAUNTED (NINE INCH NOIZE VERSION)
12. AS ALIVE AS YOU NEED ME TO BE (NINE INCH NOIZE VERSION)

A jury has ruled that Live Nation and Ticketmaster operated as a monopoly, overcharging fans and limiting competition across the live music industry 💀
The verdict confirms what fans and artists have been saying for years
🎟️ Sky-high fees
🎟️ Limited ticket access
🎟️ A system stacked against the consumer
The ruling highlights how the company’s control over venues, ticketing, and promotion created an environment where competition couldn’t thrive, driving prices up and options down.
Now, the big question is… what happens next?
⚖️ Potential reforms
⚖️ Increased regulation
⚖️ Or even a breakup of the industry giant
This could be a major turning point for live music and for every fan who’s ever been burned trying to buy a ticket.

Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame Class of 2026 is officially locked in, and it’s a stacked lineup of legends across genres:
🔥 Phil Collins
🔥 Billy Idol
🔥 Iron Maiden
🔥 Joy Division / New Order
🔥 Oasis
🔥 Sade
🔥 Luther Vandross
🔥 Wu-Tang Clan
Out of a record-breaking 17 nominees, only eight made the cut this year, meaning nine artists will have to wait another round (though don’t call them snubs… even if fans might).
Those just missing the mark for 2026 include:
The Black Crowes, Jeff Buckley, Mariah Carey, Melissa Etheridge, Lauryn Hill, INXS, New Edition, Pink, and Shakira.

​NEW Foo Fighters
The legends are back. Foo Fighters have just dropped their brand new single “Of All People” And that’s not all… New album “Your Favorite Toy” is coming April 24

Industrial icons Nine Inch Nails have officially teamed up with electronic powerhouse Boys Noize to announce a brand-new collaborative album, Nine Inch Noize. The project drops April 17 and will mark Halo 38 in the band’s legendary catalog.

What started as a creative partnership through film scores, remixes, and live performances has now evolved into a full-fledged collaboration, with both acts joining forces under the Nine Inch Noize banner.
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The announcement first sparked buzz with a mysterious billboard ahead of their joint Coachella appearance, before being officially confirmed across social media, sending fans into overdrive.

Jack White proves once again why he’s one of the most unique voices in rock with
“G.O.D. And The Broken Ribs” and “Derecho Demonico”.