Dlisted — Trent Reznor returned from the jungles of Mars with a souvenir: this alien beauty who belongs to the intergalactic tribe known as The Bai Lings. Her Earth name is Mariqueen Maandig (Actually, that might be her native name too) and you can see why Tre... more info

Thrash Hits — Alec Empire in 2009 isn’t the sloganeering noise terrorist that formed Atari Teenage Riot back in 1992. He’s no longer the riot-starter that tore Reading Festival several new arseholes with Atari Teenage Riot’s legendary 1999 main stage sonic-e... more info

The Quietus — Band not getting on, Nine Inch Nails man steps in more info

NME — Perry Farrell admits the reformed band are bickering more info

Idolator — Nine Inch Nails' iPhone app, in which you can find Trent Reznor fans from around the globe without leaving the comfort of your Wi-Fi connection, is available at the iTunes Store for the low price of zero dollars. Somehow it's not already the top appl... more info

Rolling Stone — Nine Inch Nails have finally launched their iPhone application Rock Daily reported about last week. “I’ve sat for the last 20 minutes watching the globe spin around at http://access.nin.com/ with a stupid grin on my face,” Trent Reznor said on ... more info

Thrash Hits — You know when you get woken up by the smell of someone cooking bacon, and by the time you’ve lumped downstairs you find a plate of bacon rolls waiting for you? It’s awesome, isn’t it? Well, today we had a similar experience with Trent Reznor, o... more info

411 Mania — Trent Reznor will know where you are at all times... more info

Idolator — Sure, the cover for YACHT's See Mystery Lights just looks kind of blandly odd on first glance. But this is just Phase One of the cover, which will apparently be packaged with a "special holographic foil" that gives off an effect that takes the h... more info

Altsounds — Details have recently been announced on the forthcoming Nine Inch Nails iPhone application, which (if Trent Reznor's recent internet immersion is any indication) should actually be pretty interesting. Most of these so called 'applications' seem to be... more info