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Dr. Dre and Trent Reznor’s Music-Streaming Service Is Getting Serious
$60 million worth of serious.
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$60 million worth of serious.
With a brand-new lineup.
According to The New Yorker.
You're going to pop a string.
He loves multiplayer.
USB cords! Tulips!
USB cords! Tulips!
Beautiful printer music.
Moody!
He's scoring and appearing in 'Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.'
Natalie Portman takes home a trophy, too.
It's a little sampler to tide you over until next week.
... And it sounds like a nervous air conditioner.
And the musician offers his (positive) review of the film.
The former NIN front man is giving away his new band's first EP.
A song for the closing credits of Shinya Tsukamoto's new movie.
It's a quiet, breathy nightmare.
It's a "seven-minute downtempo slither."
If any couple that can make wedded bliss sound like nightmare-causing industrial mayhem, it's probably these two.
Plus: Will Sawyer and Kate hook up again this season on 'Lost'?
New NIN is on its way.
A bunch of famous musicians have filed a FOIA request seeking info on whether their songs were used as tools of torture at Guantánamo Bay.
Plus: Where would Megan Fox shoot her boyfriend?
if Trent Reznor hears what Jonny Greenwood told Jones about signal purity and oxygen-free cables, he is going to EXPLODE.
Plus: Lev Grossman's new novel is chock-full of "awesome shit."