Nine Inch Nails – Nine Inch Noize (2xLP)

Nine Inch Nails & Boys Noize's Nine Inch Noize pulls together a collaboration that started in 2024 and took shape on the Peel It Back tour, where Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross and Alex Ridha reworked NIN material in more purely electronic terms. Rather than a conventional remix set, this album grew out of live performance and was later assembled across shows, studios and travel, with its final sequence reflecting the trio's Coachella 2026 set.

The appeal here is hearing familiar songs pushed into a tougher, club-focused frame without losing Nine Inch Nails' sense of tension. Tracks such as Closer, Heresy and Copy of A are rebuilt with a harder electronic pulse, while the scope widens to include How to Destroy Angels' Parasite and a version of Soft Cell's Memorabilia. That makes the record feel less like a side project and more like a snapshot of how Reznor and Ross were reshaping the band in 2026.

For vinyl buyers, this edition matters because it gives the project a substantial physical release: a 2xLP set on 180g black vinyl, housed in a red single-pocket jacket with hand-applied stickers and including three photo prints selected from a set of twelve. If you like Nine Inch Nails at their most mechanical and dancefloor-minded, this is the version of the experiment you want on record.

Features

• 2xLP, 180g, Black Vinyl
• Red single-pocket jacket with hand-applied stickers
• Includes 3 photo prints from a set of 12

Reviews

• What started as a remixed movie score in 2024 evolved into a yearslong collaborative relationship - AllMusic.com
• Trent Reznor reconfigures his band and his music for a sort of live remix album that is unfussy, dancey, and, if you can believe it, fun. - Pitchfork