>the most important documentary of the decade
No, he didn't score Poverty Inc.
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Lincoln James
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Lincoln Morgan
he got married
Colton Bennett
The deliberately jarring cut-and-pasting is giving me a headache, excellent work, just when I was enjoying it.
I haven't heard anything he's done in years apart from on the soundtracks of films, so thanks for posting this user, I might check out 21st century NIN.
Alexander Fisher
It's the closing track of the newest EP. Listen to Not the Actual Events and then Add Violence back to back. There's like 1 song from each EP I don't really care for, and plenty of incredible songs
Hunter Smith
You totally should, there are tons of great stuff in there. Then again I love all NIN's albums
Andrew Campbell
how is it so good?
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Liam Perry
this is the best song of the decade, no contest
Luis Johnson
damn op
i was expecting trash but this is actually top notch production
Ethan Morgan
I think I will give these a listen, thanks anons.
Ethan Gomez
It's Atticus.
Logan Sullivan
he did this all on his own like a big boy
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Chase Morales
Anyone else felt fucking hyped when you listened to NTAE the first time?
>FEEEELS LIKE I'VE BEEN HERE BEFOREEEEAAAAARGFH
Fuck, I didn't get so pumped by album opener since Mr Self Destruct
William Russell
>YEAH AND I DONT CAAAAAREEEAHHHH-(cuts off)
Love that
Landon Williams
for me the big moment of hype was that transition from that super intense, fast paced breakout into thisblew my fucking mind
David Cooper
Dear World fucking kicks ass, that part where left and right channel have different vocals with different lyrics is amazing, listening to that with amazing headphones felt so immersive, it really put me into the confusion of the music.
I also absolutely love how Add Violence absolutely suddenly out of nowhere explodes with "Not Anymore"
Elijah Mitchell
YES, EVERYONE SEEMS TO BE ASLEEP.
Owen Russell
At first when I heard The Background World I thought I would never listen to its ending ever again.
But it's so addictive somehow, I genuinelly love listening to that part for some reason.
Jonathan Jones
yeah, the way that the second verse just doubles down on intensity is insane. two layers of vocals, an immediate entry of the synth melody, and the way that the second chorus is bare of any vocals for the first time around is amazing
Jacob Hill
Those two eps are garbage, there is one good song between them
Leo Mitchell
>pleb
Isaiah Turner
>NONE
>OF
>THIS
>IS
>HAPPENIIING
Jaxon Collins
>SO LONELY IN HEREEEE