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That release featured several previously released songs in a stripped down, near-acoustic format along with several other new compositions. Nine Inch Nails as a live band is generally understood to be a separate entity from its recording studio-based component. Occasionally, past band members are invited to participate in the process when not directly involved with recording new material, Nine Inch Nails' lineup tends to change drastically between major tours.
Aside from Trent Reznor remaining on lead vocals, nothing about the live band has remained constant since its inception. Reznor cited the long gestation period between studio albums as part of the reason for these frequent personnel changes. Beginning in late , the live band featured Aaron North on guitar, Jeordie White on bass guitar, Alessandro Cortini on keyboards, and Josh Freese on drums, though all occasionally performed with different instruments.
This lineup toured Europe, Asia, Australia, and America through Trent Reznor reported that he would disband the "rock band configuration" of his touring lineup after their concert in Honolulu, Hawaii on September 18, , and would explore other means to perform Nine Inch Nails material on subsequent tours. Trent Reznor was quoted as stating, "at this point, I want to switch things around a bit.
Nine Inch Nails as a rock band configuration, we've done it and we've done it again. I see other ways I can present the material in concert, more challenging, something new. I don't want it to go stale. All three formats include 24 songs from the summer and winter tours, plus bonus material. Ghosts I-IV was released on March 2, It contains 36 instrumental tracks and was recorded in ten weeks of fall Initially intended to be a five-track EP, the album is presented in the form of four nine-track EPs.
The tracks do not have names, and are only identified by their track listing and position on the EPs. Ghosts I-IV also adds to the recent experimentation with digital distribution; the album is available in many different ways, including a digital download, for purchase or partially free, a CD set, and a deluxe edition set. Without his best friend and creative partner, the project had no path to continue, and Eustis eventually put his creative energy into other work.
He continued to channel his pain into his Sounds of Magdalene monicker. And last spring, after 15 years in the game, he resurrected Telefon Tel Aviv to tour again. We talked about how the electronic music landscape has changed since , the merits of sonic sparsity, and why its important to both challenge your listeners and reward their open ears. Very unusual for a rabbit to respond to a stranger like that, they get very scared.
Yeah, it was weird. I think he was abused, definitely neglected. He was in terrible shape when we found him. A lot of asterisks there. Did you talk to anybody back home in New Orleans about all the tornadoes today? Oh yeah, of course. I called my mother soon as I saw the news.
It must feel like such a holy city in a weird way with all these forces of nature. Right by the water , cultural melting pot. Miami and New Orleans are the two cities in the United States that are both Caribbean, in weather and in outlook. For me, it sounds very sparse. This means things that I own and things that I have, but it also means mindsets, habits, everything. So for me, the future is reductionist, on a personal level.
Does the electronic landscape, as it exists since you came back to TTA as a project, work well with that sparsity? With regards to being able to travel and just have a whole mix on a USB key? In a way.
Partially because of playing shows for cheap, trying to travel low and stay afloat, trying not to lose my ass on shows. Let me not bring a ton of baggage, road cases and all this crap. But part of it also is, how much can I do with as little as possible? That seems to stand in contrast to you touring with Moderat. They wanna put on the full band electro show. Does your sparsity and paring things down function to let you exist in multiple musical contexts?
Are you freeing yourself up to maybe play more inaccessible places, weirder festivals? It goes on an airplane. They have some cases and they put it on the airplane, then they take it out of baggage and it goes to the gig. Josh Eustis is Telefon Tel Aviv Ashley Klich Can electronic music ever hit the same levels of timely relevance or subversion as traditional protest music?
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