Trent Reznor

The news just keeps getting better for fans of Trent Reznor. While he has received many accolades for his soundtrack work over the last couple of years, fans have been longing for the return of Nine Inch Nails. Now comes word from Reznor himself that Nine Inch Nails are definitely back in action and working on new material.

It's a whole new world out there for young artists looking to catch a break and established artists trying to maintain their momentum, but Trent Reznor says the key to approaching the current music business model is somewhat the same for all musicians.

Trent Reznor’s multi-faceted creative collective known as How to Destroy Angels have announced their plans to release their latest disc titled ‘An Omen EP,' due Nov. 13 digitally and on 12" vinyl. The six-song EP will be released via Columbia Records.

Trent Reznor is looking ahead to a busy 2013, but before that he's sharing a few thoughts on where it all started for him musically as part of the footage for Dave Grohl's 'Sound City' documentary.

As we reported earlier, Trent Reznor is composing the score for the next entry in the popular ‘Call of Duty’ video game franchise. Take a listen to some of the Nine Inch Nails mastermind’s work on ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops II’ below.

Trent Reznor has found his next project. USA Today reports that he’ll lend his talents to creating the official theme song for the next ‘Call of Duty’ video game.

Trent Reznor has got to hate YouTube. Several embarrassing videos of the industrial rock icon from his pre-Nine Inch Nails days have surfaced on the video sharing site in the past couple of years, but now an hilarious clip of Reznor lip-syncing the NIN track ‘Down In It’ on ’80s television is making the rounds online.

If you look back far enough in anyone's life, you're going to find some pretty embarrassing stuff.  Nine Inch Nails is no exception to that rule, as evidenced in this video of their performance of Down In It, on Dance Party USA.

Apparently it's becoming trendy for people to blame their actions on the music of Marilyn Manson again -- a 29-year old Texas woman did just that after burning down her father's home month.

After retiring from the road and walking away from the act that made him an alt-rock icon, Trent Reznor is talking about dedicating 2012 to the resurrection of Nine Inch Nails.

Karen O. & friends took home a victory due to an influx of calls last night, despite losing the online poll by quite a few votes. We'll see if Eye Empire can topple the reworked Zeppelin classic.

Dead Letter Circus was officially retired last night after their 10th win, so Karen O. and Trent Reznor get another shot at Cockfighting greatness against Anchored.