happy birthday trent reznor, you old dog. 

some vinyl i’ve got recently. 

the sky’s gone out - bauhaus
the singles 1981-1983 - bauhaus
kick in the eye single - bauhaus
happiness in slavery promo - nine inch nails 

furby cereal. 

just gonna rename my blog to fuckyeahgenerallyunflatteringpicturesoftrentreznor.tumblr.com

…evil inside.

once again, no oscar etc will make me forget about this. 

2nd picture kind of reminds me of an angsty ross gellar

just so we’re clear; no number of awards, film soundtracks etc will make me forget about this photo. 

trent is such a soul sister

i have some nin tattoos. i’m also not out of bed and the first one is still a little bit scabbed up and you’d do well to ignore my “theres a photo being taken” face. but yeah, dissonance, eraser and that. 

i think leona lewis should’ve covered either the great destroyer or the tetsuo theme. if i’m ever in a position of great power, the only nine inch nails songs anyone* will be allowed to cover will be (other than the previously stated ones): That’s What I Get, Pilgrimage, March of the Fuckheads, The New Flesh (or Complications of the Flesh if you’re feeling frivolous), Erased. Over. Out, anything off of Fixed and Down In It (singe). The instrumental tracks could be given an a cappella reboot. If none of those songs took your fancy, perhaps you could take a stab at Sex Dwarf! 

these fuckers need to think outside the box. looking at you guys too, leto and guy-from-maroon-5.

*unless they manage to resurrect johnny cash or anyone of his ilk, and, in lieu of brains, these individuals have a thirst for covering nine inch nails songs. although, i don’t doubt that johnny cash could make That’s What I Get (or Throw This Away) sound positively heartbreaking.

an avant garde (upside down [it’s not upside down on my computer bizarrely]) representation of nine inch nails and my kitchen floor.

there’s some more at my parent’s house too.