Pop quiz: who was the heaviest band of the 80s? If you’re tempted to respond to that question with some of the usual suspects from heavy metal or hardcore punk,
Continuing our 21st-century Trent tribute this week, with all the excitement around NIN’s upcoming tour this year, it’s reasonable to speculate about a potential new album as well. And while
Yesterday’s Manic Monday spotlighted one of the many highlights from perhaps the best Nine Inch Nails album post-The Downward Spiral, the brilliantly conceptual (and somewhat prophetic) Year Zero, which was
Is anyone else out there excited to see Nine Inch Nails live in 2025? To help get everyone rightfully amped for their forthcoming “Peel It Back” tour (which will be
Identifying the weirdest part of Brian Eno’s career depends a lot on your definition of “weird”. Was it his decadent and glammy Roxy Music days in the early 70s, or
Continuing our spotlight on Brian Eno this week, for today’s Tuesday’s Gone, we’re looking at his remarkable footage live in studio recording “Needles in the Camel’s Eye” from 1973. As
This week we’ll be spotlighting legendary musician/producer extraordinaire, the brilliant Brian Eno. Truly an artist in every sense of the word, Eno has been in the news a lot lately
When Wire seeming broke-up for good after their original three-peat of classic albums in the late-70s, they surprised most everyone by reforming in the mid-80s and releasing their 4th studio
Continuing with our spotlight on Wire this week, today we’re serving up this remarkably dense performance of “A Touching Display” from 1979 at Rockpalast, which finds the band at arguably
It takes a special kind of artist to constantly evolve and change their style whilst still producing compelling and quality material in the process. Indeed, while the artistic trajectory for
