Understanding Nine Inch Nails: The Downward Spiral
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INFO: The Downward Spiral was the second album by industrial rock and metal band Nine Inch Nails. It’s now 25 years since it was released and most fans agreed that it’s one of those albums that hasn’t aged a day since its release. The music on here is so dark, evocative and timeless that it stands out from everything i’ve ever listened to. It features a mix of metal, rock, techno and industrial music that cuts deeper for every listen. The sound was influenced by 70s rock like David Bowie’s Low and Pink Floyd’s The Wall. But trust me, it doesn’t sound anything like those albums. If the debut album Pretty Hate Machine catapulted band leader Trent Reznor to the front of alternative rock, The Downward Spiral turned him from a celebrity to a legend. But what exactly makes the album so outstanding?
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