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  1. "And if you see my friend
    I thought I would again
    A single thin straight line
    I thought we had more time."

    youtu.be/_g8nAqDu3gI

    #Music #NineInchNails #ThisIsntThePlace

  2. 🔴 LIVE NOW ON VORTEX
    📻 Vortex Night ⛓️ (Industrial metal)
    ──────────────
    🎵 Nine Inch Nails; Boys Noize - Parasite (Nine Inch Noize Version)

    ▶️ Écouter / Listen : VorteX [Radio]
    lesonduvortex.net

    💬 Join us on Discord:
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    #VortexWave #NineInchNails #Electro #Industrial #2000s

  3. For my 50th birthday in 2014, I had a #NineteenEightyFour themed party at the local #GothClub . I dressed up as #WinstonSmith and got taken away by the #ThoughtPolice . It was a night to remember... Lots of #Ministry , #NineInchNails and #TheEurythmics were played that night.

  4. 🔴 LIVE NOW ON VORTEX
    📻 Vortex Indie 🎸 (Indie pop, indie rock, classic rock)
    ──────────────
    🎵 Nine Inch Nails; Boys Noize - Heresy (Nine Inch Noize Version)

    ▶️ Écouter / Listen : VorteX [Radio]
    lesonduvortex.net

    💬 Join us on Discord:
    discord.gg/d82hJZBeDE

    #VortexWave #NineInchNails #Industrial #Electro #2000s

  5. 🔴 LIVE NOW ON VORTEX
    📻 Vortex Night ⛓️ (Industrial metal)
    ──────────────
    🎵 Nine Inch Nails; Boys Noize - Parasite (Nine Inch Noize Version)

    ▶️ Écouter / Listen : VorteX [Radio]
    lesonduvortex.net

    💬 Join us on Discord:
    discord.gg/d82hJZBeDE

    #VortexWave #NineInchNails #Electro #Industrial #2000s

  6. I NINE INCH NAILS hanno annunciato il rilascio del nuovo merchandise per celebrare il 30° anniversario della rivoluzionaria serie di videogiochi sparatutto in prima persona 'QUAKE'.

    Pubblicato il 22 giugno 1996, il FPS 'Quake' ridefinì l'omonimo genere ora dominante dei videogames, così come i multiplayer in generale.
    Trent Reznor e i NIИ, per quel gioco, composero la musica originale.

    theprp.com/2026/08/06/news/nin

    #Musica #Videogames #Videogiochi #FirstPlayingShooter #Quake #NIN #NineInchNails

  7. What did you say? It's Tune Tuesday?

    It's #MistakenLyrics for @moonshinebrigade.

    I always heard something else in Nine Inch Nails' Wish (from Broken/Fixed). Maybe it's the tone of Trent's delivery, but the chorus always sounds to me like: "Wish there was something real in this world, F---- you."

    I only found out recently that apparently it wasn't:

    Wish there was something real wish there was something true
    Wish there was something real in this world full of you

    #NineInchNails #NIN #NIИ #TuneTuesday

  8. AMG’s Unsigned Band Rodeö: Beware of Gods – Upon Whom The Last Light Descends III: Behead The Oracle By Kenstrosity

    “AMG’s Unsigned Band Rodeö” is a time-honored tradition to showcase the most underground of the underground—the unsigned and unpromoted. This collective review treatment continues to exist to unite our writers in boot or bolster of the bands who remind us that, for better or worse, the metal underground exists as an important part of the global metal scene. The Rodeö rides on.”

    Flying well under the radar, Minneapolis-based psychedelic sludge/doom metal duo Beware of Gods would’ve released their third installment in their Upon Whom the Last Descends series, entitled Behead the Oracle in such complete obscurity that even Metallum doesn’t know about it yet. But thanks to our resident sludge expert Cherd, Behead the Oracle entered our consciousness just in time for an assortment of ne’er-do-wells to offer their entirely unearned judgment of its mettle. Little do the Gods know that when they enter the realm of dogs, there be risk of piles. Good luck out there, and may your souls be spared. –Kenstrosity

    Beware of Gods // Upon Whom The Last Descends III: Behead The Oracle [July 10th, 2026]

    Grin Reaper: Beware of Gods throws a lot of labels into their description of Upon Whom the Last Light Descends III: Behead the Oracle,1 all of which are apt. Cinematic, progressive, doom-laden metal toeing the line between sludge and post furnishes a rich backdrop where Beware of Gods details a dystopian narrative with elements like machine messiahs and the illusion of free will. Conceptually, this environment will feel familiar to fans of Fear Factory and The Matrix, but musically Behead the Oracle lands in an industrial-tinged sludge trudge that often reminds me of a doomy Nine Inch Nails (“Secondary Drowning,” “Disenchanted Enchanter”), even down to The Archetype’s Reznor-like croon. Instrumentally, Beware of Gods delivers convincing performances in service to Behead the Oracle’s story, where guitars and bass swell and groove in a deftly-mixed soundscape. Unfortunately, Behead the Oracle suffers a fatal flaw when it comes to length, compounded by a few tracks that can be challenging to listen to over repeated spins. “The Ghost of a One-Armed Comedian” draws my biggest complaint, as it’s a six-minute plod featuring a meandering voice-over that would be more effective if chopped in half or cut altogether. Meanwhile, closer “Starve My Eyes That I May See” drags an already overlong album on for another ten minutes. Ultimately, Beware of Gods delivers good ingredients undercut by an unsavory length and a few skippable tracks, but exhibits enough talent and intriguing ideas that I’ll check out whatever divine warning they offer next. Mixed.

    Spicie Forrest: The concept album strikes again! Centered around protagonist I, Nomad, Beware of Gods’ third LP, Upon Whom the Light Descends III: Behead the Oracle travels through an industrial, post-collapse hellscape. The album’s cinematic trappings of remind me of IPs like Mad Max, Fallout, and Casshern Sins, making Descends III feel more like the soundtrack to an unwritten movie than a typical album. Primary creative force The Archetype weaves riotous, stimpak-fueled sludge (“Tectonic Boogie with the Grief Eater”), the hard-boiled spoken word of seedy, smoke-filled hideouts (“The Ghost of a One Armed Comedian”), and 90s nu-metal (“Behead the Oracle”) into a surprisingly singular vision. While there are a lot of styles on display here, they’re stitched together well, with theatrical threading embodying the irreverence necessary to survive such a hopeless world. And for such a range of metallic styles, The Archetype’s pipes rise to each occasion and complement the music suitably well. I particularly enjoyed my nerves patiently fraying at the atonal hammering of “Disenchanted Enchanter” and “Starve My Eyes That I May See,” but those two are the longest tracks on the album, and they—along with a couple others—struggle to support their own weight. And while I can understand the narrative demands of Beware of Gods’ vision, getting through Descends III in one sitting proved a struggle, largely due to having three interludes (“Conflict Code_Cursed Blessed,” “Dead Radio Daylight,” “Correction Code_Pre-emptive Strikes Against Prophecy”). Nevertheless, of 56 minutes, there’s about 40-45 minutes of solid material here. 2.5/5.0

    Sentynel: I know it’s a cliché for this sort of stoner-psych music, but wow, Behead the Oracle has a problem with songs that don’t go anywhere. I was misled by Beware of Gods’ promise of “cinematic sci-fi doom/post-metal,” but make no mistake: under the Scooby-Doo mask is but a meandering stoner album with a slight industrial edge to its sound palette. It sounds like it wants to be Isis (“Conflict Code_Cursed Blessed”) by way of Mutoid Man (“Tectonic Boogie With the Grief Eater”), with a reference here or there to Kyuss/QotSA (“Dead Radio Daylight”). But we’ve hit the fourth track (“Ocean of Teeth”) before we get a song with any trajectory at all. And that’s only if you survive the six minute spoken word plod of third track “The Ghost of a One Armed Comedian,” which will certainly haunt me. The rest of the album serves up an interlude and a repetitive Monster Magnet offcut for every additional track with any interest at all (“Disenchanted Enchanter,” “Dethroning the Delusion”). There’s lots of things I should like here, and when I put this on in the background it was very easy to tune in occasionally and hear something vaguely interesting. Actually sitting down and listening to the whole record, on the other hand, was a slog. Bad.

    Alekhines Gun – Utilizing a flair for concept and story telling usually found in post-hardcore, Beware of Gods has emerged with a djenty, doomy, ethereal release. Fusing slabs of Conan heft with post-metalisms and a fantastically varied vocal approach from “The Archetype”, Upon Whom the Last Light Descends III: Behead the Oracle is a real mixed bag of a listen. The vocals do a good job at selling the story, as our Archetype bounces from the expected howls and yowls to full on cleans and spoken-word passages, conveying a narrative to suit the ever-shifting soundscape. Upon Whom is definitely a journey, and an engaging one, though how gripping you find it depends entirely on what you’re looking for. It’s rather light on real riffs or songs of memorability, in the traditional sense, though some real might rears its head in the grin-inducingly titled “Tectonic Boogie with the Grief Eater”, and particularly in “Ocean of Teeth (Haunted by the Glimpse of a White Light)”, the highlight of the album. But what it might lack in the brutz it makes up for in sheer personality and charm, inviting one to listen in on the bizarre and inscrutable exploits of one armed comedians one minute, only to hear the bluesy laments of a “Disenchanted Enchanter” the next, with just enough curb stompage to keep boredom from setting in. Worth a few listens, but not casual ones; really lock in and let this light descend all around you. 3.0/5.0

    Kenstrosity: I wasn’t sure what to expect from Beware of Gods when they were brought to my table. Despite a fair bit of lead time, it took a while for me to wrap my head around what Behead the Oracle meant to be, what it meant to achieve. An unexpectedly fluid mix of NIN-esque industrial with Mastodonic sludge and Psychonautic post-metal, slowed down to a doomed crawl and enriched with bouts of poetic spoken word, Behead the Oracle hypnotizes as often as it confuses. With hooky tracks like “Tectonic Boogie with the Grief Eater,” “Ocean of Teeth,” and “Secondary Drowning,” Beware of Gods makes a compelling showing in the style. Competent and varied vocals blend with trippy riffs and eerie melodies in these stronger cuts to create a kaleidoscopic, but dense and dark, bluesy shroud that envelops the senses. In other areas, like the spoken word “The Ghost of a One Armed Comedian” or the overlong “Disenchanted Enchanter” and meandering closer “Starve My Eyes That I May See,” Beware of Gods loses traction as muddy storytelling and abstract character development obfuscate the record’s message in flowery language, repetitive songwriting, and lack of propulsion. Over time, though, I found myself growing more curious to understand this enigmatic record, and found substantial enjoyment in the way it flows despite its lumbering pace and occasionally monotonous sequences. It’s possible that Behead the Oracle is a bit too smart or abstract for its own good, which makes connecting more deeply with its story a challenge. Nonetheless, it’s a curious and layered affair that deserves a spin or two even if it never finds permanent residence in your rotation. Mixed.

    #2026 #AmericanMetal #AMGSUnsignedBandRodeo #AMGSUnsignedBandRodeo2026 #BewareOfGods #Conan #DoomMetal #FearFactory #IndustrialMetal #Jul26 #Kyuss #Mastodon #MonsterMagnet #MutoidMan #NIN #NineInchNails #PostMetal #Psychonaut #QueensOfTheStoneAge #Review #Reviews #SludgeMetal #Tool #UponWhomTheLastDescendsIIIBeheadTheOracle
  9. NINE INCH NAILS
    Pretty Hate Machine
    2011 U.S. pressing

    It’s been too long since I’ve played this great album front to back.

    It will forever and always be my favorite Nine Inch Nails record.
    “Head Like A Hole” is in the same league as “Smells Like Teen Spirit” for me. It’s just one of the most formative songs of my youth and really went a long way in shaping and discovering the music of MY generation.

    The first time I heard that song was watching a local cable access music video show on TV when I was 13.
    It absolutely blew my mind.

    After the Broken E.P., I kinda lost interest in Nine Inch Nails altogether. The Downward Spiral only had a couple of good songs on it that I liked, and everything following that I never cared about.

    It’s just always going to be about PHM for me, along with the incredible Broken.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #1980s #80s #80sMusic #nineinchnails #prettyhatemachine

  10. NINE INCH NAILS
    Pretty Hate Machine
    2011 U.S. pressing

    It’s been too long since I’ve played this great album front to back.

    It will forever and always be my favorite Nine Inch Nails record.
    “Head Like A Hole” is in the same league as “Smells Like Teen Spirit” for me. It’s just one of the most formative songs of my youth and really went a long way in shaping and discovering the music of MY generation.

    The first time I heard that song was watching a local cable access music video show on TV when I was 13.
    It absolutely blew my mind.

    After the Broken E.P., I kinda lost interest in Nine Inch Nails altogether. The Downward Spiral only had a couple of good songs on it that I liked, and everything following that I never cared about.

    It’s just always going to be about PHM for me, along with the incredible Broken.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #1980s #80s #80sMusic #nineinchnails #prettyhatemachine

  11. NINE INCH NAILS
    Pretty Hate Machine
    2011 U.S. pressing

    It’s been too long since I’ve played this great album front to back.

    It will forever and always be my favorite Nine Inch Nails record.
    “Head Like A Hole” is in the same league as “Smells Like Teen Spirit” for me. It’s just one of the most formative songs of my youth and really went a long way in shaping and discovering the music of MY generation.

    The first time I heard that song was watching a local cable access music video show on TV when I was 13.
    It absolutely blew my mind.

    After the Broken E.P., I kinda lost interest in Nine Inch Nails altogether. The Downward Spiral only had a couple of good songs on it that I liked, and everything following that I never cared about.

    It’s just always going to be about PHM for me, along with the incredible Broken.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #1980s #80s #80sMusic #nineinchnails #prettyhatemachine

  12. NINE INCH NAILS
    Pretty Hate Machine
    2011 U.S. pressing

    It’s been too long since I’ve played this great album front to back.

    It will forever and always be my favorite Nine Inch Nails record.
    “Head Like A Hole” is in the same league as “Smells Like Teen Spirit” for me. It’s just one of the most formative songs of my youth and really went a long way in shaping and discovering the music of MY generation.

    The first time I heard that song was watching a local cable access music video show on TV when I was 13.
    It absolutely blew my mind.

    After the Broken E.P., I kinda lost interest in Nine Inch Nails altogether. The Downward Spiral only had a couple of good songs on it that I liked, and everything following that I never cared about.

    It’s just always going to be about PHM for me, along with the incredible Broken.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #1980s #80s #80sMusic #nineinchnails #prettyhatemachine

  13. NINE INCH NAILS
    Pretty Hate Machine
    2011 U.S. pressing

    It’s been too long since I’ve played this great album front to back.

    It will forever and always be my favorite Nine Inch Nails record.
    “Head Like A Hole” is in the same league as “Smells Like Teen Spirit” for me. It’s just one of the most formative songs of my youth and really went a long way in shaping and discovering the music of MY generation.

    The first time I heard that song was watching a local cable access music video show on TV when I was 13.
    It absolutely blew my mind.

    After the Broken E.P., I kinda lost interest in Nine Inch Nails altogether. The Downward Spiral only had a couple of good songs on it that I liked, and everything following that I never cared about.

    It’s just always going to be about PHM for me, along with the incredible Broken.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #1980s #80s #80sMusic #nineinchnails #prettyhatemachine

  14. Got a whole stack of music winging its way to me in the mail. First up this one. Actually listening to this for the first time. A lot more dancier than I imagined for an Industrial record. Bloody awesome though. Trent Reznor sounds like an angry version of It Bites vocalist Francis Dunnery. #NineInchNails #PrettyHateMachine

  15. 20 Albums Challenge

    20 albums that have stuck with me. Just the album covers, in alphabetical order, without comment. Day 11.

    #20Albums #albums #music #grunge #rock #metal #NineInchNails #PrettyHateMachine

  16. 20 Albums Challenge

    20 albums that have stuck with me. Just the album covers, in alphabetical order, without comment. Day 11.

    #20Albums #albums #music #grunge #rock #metal #NineInchNails #PrettyHateMachine

  17. 20 Albums Challenge

    20 albums that have stuck with me. Just the album covers, in alphabetical order, without comment. Day 11.

    #20Albums #albums #music #grunge #rock #metal #NineInchNails #PrettyHateMachine

  18. 20 Albums Challenge

    20 albums that have stuck with me. Just the album covers, in alphabetical order, without comment. Day 11.

    #20Albums #albums #music #grunge #rock #metal #NineInchNails #PrettyHateMachine

  19. 20 Albums Challenge

    20 albums that have stuck with me. Just the album covers, in alphabetical order, without comment. Day 11.

    #20Albums #albums #music #grunge #rock #metal #NineInchNails #PrettyHateMachine

  20. 🎉 ¡Hoy celebramos dos discos icónicos que comparten día de estreno! 🎉

    🔹 Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine 👉 acortar.link/z5Wkf3
    🔹 U2 - Boy 👉 acortar.link/lGeqnc

    Conmemoramos estos lanzamientos legendarios con sus respectivas reseñas en Rockaxis. ¡Revisa los detalles y revive la magia de estos álbumes que marcaron generaciones! 🎶

    #NineInchNails #PrettyHateMachine #U2 #Boy #Aniversario #Rockaxis #Reseñas #Rock #DiscosIcónicos #Música

    🐦🔗 farside.link/x.com/rockaxisofi

  21. 🎉 ¡Hoy celebramos dos discos icónicos que comparten día de estreno! 🎉

    🔹 Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine 👉 acortar.link/z5Wkf3
    🔹 U2 - Boy 👉 acortar.link/lGeqnc

    Conmemoramos estos lanzamientos legendarios con sus respectivas reseñas en Rockaxis. ¡Revisa los detalles y revive la magia de estos álbumes que marcaron generaciones! 🎶

    #NineInchNails #PrettyHateMachine #U2 #Boy #Aniversario #Rockaxis #Reseñas #Rock #DiscosIcónicos #Música

    🐦🔗 farside.link/x.com/rockaxisofi

  22. 🎉 ¡Hoy celebramos dos discos icónicos que comparten día de estreno! 🎉

    🔹 Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine 👉 acortar.link/z5Wkf3
    🔹 U2 - Boy 👉 acortar.link/lGeqnc

    Conmemoramos estos lanzamientos legendarios con sus respectivas reseñas en Rockaxis. ¡Revisa los detalles y revive la magia de estos álbumes que marcaron generaciones! 🎶

    #NineInchNails #PrettyHateMachine #U2 #Boy #Aniversario #Rockaxis #Reseñas #Rock #DiscosIcónicos #Música

    🐦🔗 farside.link/x.com/rockaxisofi

  23. 🎉 ¡Hoy celebramos dos discos icónicos que comparten día de estreno! 🎉

    🔹 Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine 👉 acortar.link/z5Wkf3
    🔹 U2 - Boy 👉 acortar.link/lGeqnc

    Conmemoramos estos lanzamientos legendarios con sus respectivas reseñas en Rockaxis. ¡Revisa los detalles y revive la magia de estos álbumes que marcaron generaciones! 🎶

    #NineInchNails #PrettyHateMachine #U2 #Boy #Aniversario #Rockaxis #Reseñas #Rock #DiscosIcónicos #Música

    🐦🔗 farside.link/x.com/rockaxisofi

  24. Saw this tag before we went away on holiday so waited until now to start it...

    The challenge is to choose 20 album covers that greatly influenced you. One cover per day, for 20 days. No explanation, no reviews. Just covers. And descriptive alt text.

    Pretty Hate Machine by Nine Inch Nails.

  25. Saw this tag before we went away on holiday so waited until now to start it...

    The challenge is to choose 20 album covers that greatly influenced you. One cover per day, for 20 days. No explanation, no reviews. Just covers. And descriptive alt text.

    Pretty Hate Machine by Nine Inch Nails.

    #20AlbumCovers #NIN #NineInchNails #PrettyHateMachine

  26. Saw this tag before we went away on holiday so waited until now to start it...

    The challenge is to choose 20 album covers that greatly influenced you. One cover per day, for 20 days. No explanation, no reviews. Just covers. And descriptive alt text.

    Pretty Hate Machine by Nine Inch Nails.

    #20AlbumCovers #NIN #NineInchNails #PrettyHateMachine

  27. Saw this tag before we went away on holiday so waited until now to start it...

    The challenge is to choose 20 album covers that greatly influenced you. One cover per day, for 20 days. No explanation, no reviews. Just covers. And descriptive alt text.

    Pretty Hate Machine by Nine Inch Nails.

    #20AlbumCovers #NIN #NineInchNails #PrettyHateMachine

  28. Saw this tag before we went away on holiday so waited until now to start it...

    The challenge is to choose 20 album covers that greatly influenced you. One cover per day, for 20 days. No explanation, no reviews. Just covers. And descriptive alt text.

    Pretty Hate Machine by Nine Inch Nails.

    #20AlbumCovers #NIN #NineInchNails #PrettyHateMachine

  29. 20 albums that have had an impact on who I am. One album a day for 20 days. No explanations, no reviews, just album covers. In roughly chronological order

    Day Thirteen: Nine Inch Nails Pretty Hate Machine

    #20albums20days #20albums #NineInchNails #PrettyHateMachine

  30. 20 albums that have had an impact on who I am. One album a day for 20 days. No explanations, no reviews, just album covers. In roughly chronological order

    Day Thirteen: Nine Inch Nails Pretty Hate Machine

    #20albums20days #20albums #NineInchNails #PrettyHateMachine

  31. 20 albums that have had an impact on who I am. One album a day for 20 days. No explanations, no reviews, just album covers. In roughly chronological order

    Day Thirteen: Nine Inch Nails Pretty Hate Machine

    #20albums20days #20albums #NineInchNails #PrettyHateMachine

  32. 20 albums that have had an impact on who I am. One album a day for 20 days. No explanations, no reviews, just album covers. In roughly chronological order

    Day Thirteen: Nine Inch Nails Pretty Hate Machine

    #20albums20days #20albums #NineInchNails #PrettyHateMachine