It's an awesome interview. As an artist/public figure, with a...checkered background...he's aged remarkably gracefully.

I also think he sees his "crap output" years for what they were, paying less credence (not just in this interview, but elsewhere) to a period from, say 2007-2011, because it looks fairly derivative in retrospect. So to that end, I LOVE when he starts talking about the new album, and how that will be coming from his long focus on movie soundtracks. I love Hesitation Marks, and the EP trilogy that followed has at least several moments of real brilliance. Extremely excited for the next NIN album, whenever we get it.

Hesitation Marks is excellent

Its a good interview yeah, specially about how these two became a very tight unit over the years. I still feel NIN output from HM onwards lacked something, i do not want to go back to those EPs at all, and i agree with him that the live setting seems complicated at this point for him.

I love their work on soundtracks.

TMNT Mutant Mayhem slapped

yeah it did.

Very curious about that movie with Mike Flanagan.

wait what, Trent is scoring for Flanagan?

they seem to be developing a horror movie or project with him. He and Atticus are forming a studio of sorts, to make movies, music and even clothes?

sounds great

yeah! great pairing. Trent always had a visual snack for horror i mean NIN´s videos in the 90s or even his colabs with David Lynch too.

absolutely

This was great, thank you VG.

Still waiting on the Year Zero HBO serirs

It still kinda funny that the guy who was doing The Downward Spiral or The Fragile worked for Beats and Apple. Im glad he is out of there.