LargeHeartedBoy — The donuts at the LA restaurant Donut Friend are all named after bands. Chocolate from the Crypt, Bacon 182, The Cream Syndicate, etc. Tablet lists 101 great Jewish books. Stereogum ranks Trent Reznor albums from worst to best. HTMLGIANT interviews..... more info

Consequence of Sound — Due to "unforeseen production conflicts." more info

DrownedInSound — From the steam and bluster and chaotic noise of the industrial revolution to the contemplative, sedate, desk-bound industrious world of today, this record might just be another movement in his career-long symphony, and the moment when the world ackno... more info

411 Mania — What did we think of Nine Inch Nails' new album Hesitation Marks? Are we interested in the return of Lily Allen? Was Jay Z's music video for "Holy Grail" worth watching? 411's John Downey and Jeff Modzelewski answer these questions and more! more info

Consequence of Sound — How much did your parents hate Trent Reznor? more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Bookworm interviews Margaret Atwood about her new novel MaddAddam. All Things Considered interviews Trent Reznor about the new Nine Inch Nails album, Hesitation Marks. Page-turner previews September's best new books. The Oxford American shares the hi... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — When Trent Reznor plays arena shows, he usually has a quiet spot to go hide from the crowd and rest his voice. Not so when the Nine Inch Nails founder played the Troubadour on Tuesday in celebration of his industrial rock act’s comeback album, “H... more info

Topix — "Hesitation Marks," Nine Inch Nails : It's been four years since NIN's Trent Reznor announced the band -- which, of course, is mainly him -- was going on hiatus. more info

The Good, The Bad and The Unknown — This November I have book coming out based on this blog.  There will be more details to follow in the coming weeks.  Until then, I've included a direct copy of the Nine Inch Nails blurb in the book. I have a friend who is madly in love with Trent... more info

Topix — "Thrive/Just become/Your disease," Trent Reznor shouts on this record, across crusty electronics and irritated-guitar chatter in a song called "In Two." more info