Music / Nine Inch Nails’ The Slip
Until recently Trent Reznor has been the Terrence Malick of music. Now he is releasing albums like it is nobody’s business. And free ones at that. His third in just over a year and his second in as many months, The Slip, will keep not only Nine Inch Nails fans satisfied but intrigued as to what is to come next.
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