How to Destroy Angels, nueva banda de Trent Reznor

por durruti rules 30.04.10 8:42

Trent Reznor ha presentado oficialmente lo que será su nuevo proyecto tras anunciar una pausa en Nine Inch Nails.

http://www.sonicwavemagazine.com/how-to-destroy-angels%20-nueva-banda-de-trent-reznor_section_6843.html

por durruti rules 30.04.10 10:28

por Ripple. 30.04.10 10:31

Por una vez Durruti con algo fresh-co!

Sigue sonando a NIN+wife

por durruti rules 30.04.10 11:35

Nuevo EP con 6 temas para este verano

por McLovin 30.04.10 11:37

por asdasdash 30.04.10 12:13

Me alegro aunque no es lo que esperaba
How to Destroy Angels, nueva banda de Trent Reznor Coilhowtodestroyangels

por asdasdash 02.05.10 10:32

Segundo video:

02 from How To Destroy Angels on Vimeo.

Es Atticus Ross. No se sabe si forma parte de la banda o sólo se encarga de la producción

por halo 02.05.10 10:45

por W 02.05.10 12:38

por W 02.05.10 12:39

Sin confirmar:

Track list
Disc 1
1 The Space In Between (3:34)
2 Parasite (5:04)
3 Fur-Lined (4:00)
4 BBB (3:31)
5 The Believers (5:35)
6 A Drowning (7:13)

por locovereas 02.05.10 12:43

Trenrenorrr, donde tengas la olla no metas la polla...

por W 02.05.10 12:44

әdoɹ†әoz escribió:Me alegro aunque no es lo que esperaba

How to Destroy Angels is the debut single by Coil. At this point, the group consisted only of John Balance and Peter Christopherson.[1] It was originally released in 1984 on L.A.Y.L.A.H. Antirecords, but was later re-pressed in 1988.[1]

The record has two songs on it, each taking up each one side of vinyl in its entirety. What the B-side contained fluctuated over repressings: the first edition contained noise-filled grooves, the second edition held playable, multi-layered music, and the third edition contained a flat, grooveless face.[1]

Originally, "How to Destroy Angels" was intended to be the B-side of the track "Silence and Secrecy", but due to Christopherson and Balance leaving Psychic TV, owners of Temple Records, the idea was shelved.[1] "Silence and Secrecy" has only been released in partial form by way of a two minute excerpt on the Zos Kia and early Coil retrospective Transparent.[2]

Both songs appeared, with additional remixes, on the album How to Destroy Angels (Remixes and Re-recordings).

Trent Reznor has made "How to Destroy Angels" the name of his post Nine Inch Nails project. The band also consists of Reznor's wife Mariqueen Maandig, formerly of West Indian Girl.