Album Rating: 4.4

I consider The Fragile his best work since I got the definitive one on vinyl, the depth of field on that album is astounding. having said that, very fair take

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

"I genuinely believe this is Trent's best work since The Downward Spiral. It's so raw, noisy, and aggressive without much of the childish angst that dominated his earlier work. Consider also that at approximately 30 minutes of run time, its all fire and no filler. And the inclusion of saxophones on "Play the Goddamned Part" and "God Break Down the Door"? Genius."



Yes.

Album Rating: 4.2

Trent has had various scattered moments of brilliance ever since the turn of the century, but not since The Fragile (Year Zero if you're feeling real lenient) has he had a collective moment of such excellent material. The hype behind this record is well deserved and understood, even if it doesn't touch prime NIN in any way. It's a wonderful step forward after a decade of stuff that was widely varied in quality.

These three EP's have been the best thing he's done since the Fragile.

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

This one in particular, I think.

"With all the "Time is running out" repetition, you'd think Over and Out is a Muse cover."

Funnily enough, Dominic Howard from Muse just saw them live a couple of days ago

Album Rating: 2.5

It's awful.

Album Rating: 3.5

I wouldn't regard it as his best since Downward Spiral. Out of the EP's, I enjoyed Not the Actual Events more than its sequels. This is my second favorite due to its creativity and grit, but I feel Not the... has more substance. Year Zero was probably Trent's most original concept since Fragile. It has obvious problems, but people come to forgive those for the sake of its narrative. I guess the hype is well deserved for this album. It's really good, but something about it holds me back.

Album Rating: 4.4

or we just like it that much

Album Rating: 4.0

add violence is the best from the three imo.



the last tracks from each album in the trilogy are funnily enough my favourites; burning bright, the bg world and over and out

Album Rating: 3.5

Year Zero packs a lot of punch. It's hard not to enjoy it.

Album Rating: 4.5

This is easily best since the fragile

Album Rating: 4.0

he's been touring with Tobacco a lot so i'm not surprised to see the tobacco influence (not death grips idiots) here

Album Rating: 4.0

Ahead of Ourselves is so fuckin filthy.

Album Rating: 4.0

the Blackstar vibes on god break down the door thouuuu

Album Rating: 3.5

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Album Rating: 4.0

> add violence is the best from the three imo



add violence was a complete snore for me. NTAE was definitely a step up from hesitation marks, and bad witch is at least as good as YZ

Album Rating: 4.5

Absolutely blown away by this, this is Trent's best work in what, 10 years at least? Could go back even further if it continues to grow in more listens.



It sounds almost space noir-like, like it would be a soundtrack to a Blade Runner spinoff.

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

The last 3 releases together sound/feel like the soundtrack to a horror/action/mystery movie.

Album Rating: 3.5

Agreed. They actually do sound that way.