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On Oct. 20, 1989, Nine Inch Nails unleashed the industrial tour de force 'Pretty Hate Machine.'

By Dave Basner On May 17th, 1965, Trent Reznor was born in New Castle, Pennsylvania. We all know Rezner made a name for himself in Nine Inch Nails, but here are 19 things you might not know about the rocker: 1. Trent is actually his middle name. His real first name is Michael. 2. Trent is related to George Reznor, who in 1888, founded the heating and air conditioning manufacturing business, The Reznor Company.  3. Reznor’s first instrument was the piano, which he started to play at age five. 4. While in junior and senior high school in Western Pennsylvania, Trent learned to play the te...

Trent Reznor Wins Golden Globe For A Disney Movie The hook line from the first song of the first Nine Inch Nails album featured the lyrics “Head like a hole/Black as your soul/I’d rather die than give you control”. The year was 1989. If someone told you then Trent Reznor would one day win a Golden Globe for a Disney movie about a ‘Soul’ you would have thought they were mad. Its 2021 and hey guess what? Trent Reznor has just won the Golden Globe award for Best Original Score for the movie … ‘Soul’. Reznor, the creator of Nine Inch Nails, thanks Disney and Pixar for the opportun...

Black Mirror persona, Ashley O, might be coming back our way. On Tuesday (February 2), the pop star, 28, took to social media to tease a new take on Nine Inch Nails' smash, "Head Like a Hole," off their 1989 debut album, Pretty Hate Machine. "Bow down before the one you serve/ You're going to get what you deserve!” she growled in performance footage of the track. In the caption, Cyrus wrote, "GOD MONEY I'LL DO ANYTHING FOR YOU,” which happen to be the opening lines of the hit, which was written by Trent Reznor. In addition to emojis of money, an ogre and a clown, the star also included...

The pop star's fictional 'Black Mirror' character might be back with a rendition of 'Head Like a Hole.'