Nine Inch Nails – LESS THAN

CD version available Sept 1

Video directed by Brook Linder

[RudyBoy]

I don't know if Mr. Reznor gonna read this, but i just wanted to say that i'm from Saint-Petersburg, Russia, and Nine Inch Nails is my favorite band, i love all work you ever done, and i wanted to say Thank you, Mr. Reznor for everything you did, you've changed my life!

[nicholasvladd]

- Jack hammer beat
- Random percussion
- Weird guitar
- Groovy synths
- Sexy vocals

Everything I want in a Nine Inch Nails song. <3

[mickeywilsonsfx]

I asked Llamasoft how this collaboration started and here was their response:

"Yes, he contacted me to ask if I'd be interested in his using Polybius for a video and if I could do some custom work on it to add song lyrics. I was only too pleased to do so. Trent and his people were absolutely great to work with. Very happy with the result."

Didn't think I could love this video any more than I already did

[RachBDesigns]

People complaining about his new stuff: look, he isn't the man he was in Broken or DWS, he's not on drugs, he's not drinking. He's in his 50s now, has kids, a wife, and concerns for what the world is going through NOW. His sound has softened, but it carries an ominous sound. This is his music, and it's very clearly his journey... After The Fragile, you saw a new Trent, sober, realizing there's things going on. I personally liked the feel Year Zero gave, and The Slip. Like we're being watched trough our front facing cameras.
I think once all these EPs are finally out, we'll understand the theme. So bad ass.

[LiquidZero_]

I'm a happily married man whom is in love with his wife. But you, Trent... I fucking love you.

[Super-wxbr]

A good song finally gets on the trending page

[glasshalffullofwhatever]

I love how he can experiment with his sounds by going lighter or dark, but never completely loses touch of his distinct sound

[mudkipstoat]

NIN plus gaming's greatest legend (Jeff Minter) plus gaming's greatest myth (Polybius)? Fuck yeah. FUCK yeah.

[bullmoose]

I'm 30 years old. I first heard nine inch nails in 1996 at the age of nine " I had a cool dad" he had the downward spiral album and used to blast it in his basement apartment. I can't believe I'm over 30, being nostalgic over a band my now 55 year old father exposed me to over 20 years ago. And I still love this band

[HermitMoth]

Trent is a timeless being, like a vampire. He sounds just as great as he did 30 years ago!

[lukedolfine]

in my opinion this easily stands up with hurt, sin, perfect drug and every day is exactly the same as being one of their best songs they've ever made.

[raulache]

Trent Reznor Is a Musician Won Oscar and Grammy 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[luciano]

YES. It's like 2000s all over again

[Mmxxaamm]

I can't fucking stop listening to this, so fucking addictive

[nin]

I think Nine Inch Nails is one of the greatest things that ever happened to music. I especially appreciate that we can comment on their videos on YouTube. I also think we would all be living in a better world if more people listened to them.

[shade]

There are more people who are complaining about people complaining about this song.. than there are people who are actually complaining about this song.

[scottmanley]

Lifelong Fan of Jeff Minter and Trent Reznor so this probably tops my list of most awesome thing in July.

[anarchybeaver]

the 80's inspired synth and drums are awesome

[philipsk]

I don't recommend listening to this while driving unless you want to pay a hefty speeding ticket.

[rooftopsignals]

Trent spitting pure fire in these EP'S.. NIN is, was, and will be one of the biggest music acts, ever.