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Saul Williams's work defies description. It practically dares critics and journalists to define him, to peg what he does best.

Just as dreck-filled bathwater spins ever faster before finally oozing down the plughole, the music industry keeps finding ever more outlandish ways to degrade itself in pursuit of vanishing profits.

Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor has outed himself as a video game nerd in an interview with the Joystiq gaming blog, in which he says he and NIN creative director Rob Sheridan have been working on a video game for a while.

Joystiq has a three page interview with Trent Reznor that is definitely worth the click to go check out.

Synth pop singer/songwriter Gary Numan appeared with Nine Inch Nails at some of the band's final live gigs, and now he's set to collaborate with NIN frontman Trent Reznor .

SOURCE: HypeBot Artists from Trent Reznor to Amanda Palmer and Imogen Heap have shown the power of Twitter for fostering and monetizing a more direct relationship between artists and fans.

Nine Inch Nails played what they said was their last live show ever last Thursday at the Wiltern Theater in L.A., which is tragic because they've been a band that has gone against the grain for 20 years and made some pretty amazing music.

From Bill Joel to Trent Reznor , it's an well-worn story line: a seemingly shrewd business manager attempts to hoodwink young musicians under his charge, taking advantage of their inexperience and naivety for gain, and getting away with it before they really know any better or realize what's happening to them.

Trent Reznor has retired Nine Inch Nails as a touring band. The band played their final show ever on Thursday night at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles.

We love it when the New Yorker hangs with the plebes. In the current issue SFJ goes to one of those last Nine Inch Nails shows , gets a female fan to say something funny about Trent, and then gets Trent to say something nasty about Jimmy Iovine.

Nine Inch Nails have rescheduled the gig they were scheduled to play Saturday night Los Angeles because lead singer Trent Reznor is still recovering from a rather hectic last few weeks of touring.

In today's New Yorker , Trent Reznor complains to Sasha Frere-Jones about consumers' appalling tolerance for low-quality audio: "Walk into a Best Buy and everyone's obsessed with the highest possible resolution for their TVs ... yet everyone still walks around with those terrible quality white iPod earbuds." Funny enough, just last week Jones heard ...

Nine Inch Nails , who are in the midst of a handful of Los Angeles shows that the group is billing as its last-ever concerts, have pulled the plug on yesterday's planned performance so that frontman Trent Reznor can recover from an apparent illness.

Tonight, Nine Inch Nails begins a streak of gigs at relatively small clubs across Los Angeles.

Nine Inch Nails frontman/creator Trent Reznor is saying that the band will be done after a few small club dates, including Wednesday evening's performance at the Hollywood Palladium.

Nine Inch Nails' farewell! ilentertainer Sep 02, 2009 It proved apparent from the start that Nine Inch Nails' Friday night show was anything but routine when the band took the stage to "Pinion," an instrumental selection off an EP from 17 years ago.

Nine Inch Nails were the most popular industrial group ever and were largely responsible for bringing the music to a mass audience.