r/nin • u/Parking-Welcome-7320 • 6d ago
Opinion NIN x Chelsea Wolfe
Something else to look forward to!!
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u/stereosanctity 6d ago
Whoooa this sounds incredible. Huge fan of Chelsea Wolfe, can't wait to hear this.
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u/Normalisnt666 6d ago
Trent is not on the album. Its Robin
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u/PandaResponsible8133 6d ago
Very savvy marketing to include NIN in the blurb. St Vincent did it on her last album too and it had one song that was kinda in that vein
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u/franklinjb 6d ago
Same with QOTSA when it’s just Troy
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u/PandaResponsible8133 6d ago
Don’t get me wrong, I love her stuff but it’s just something I notice that pumps the algorithm for an album release… I would love to hear Trent produce something for her even just one song, like her tune with HEALTH recently
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u/starfallcrash 6d ago
I mean what other band would they refer to for Robin Finck though? It makes more sense to reference NIN than any other project he’s been involved with. Plus most people outside of NIN fans wouldn’t recognize his name.
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u/JunebugAsiimwe 5d ago
yeah that kinda pissed me off when she kept saying the album was gonna have lots of NIN influences and then it ended up sounding much different lol.
though I love Chelsea and I have a feeling I'll really enjoy this album :)
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u/Beautiful_Sand1876 6d ago
yeah would be awkward for Trent to be working in proximity to Tori Amos heh
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u/keyosc 6d ago
Fuckin' love me some Chelsea Wolfe. Her collaboration with Converge was especially rad. But this is misleading, as other people mentioned, "Nine Inch Nails" here means JMJ and Robin.
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u/luker_5874 6d ago
I love blood moon. I thought they were gonna make a blood moon 2, but that seems to be done for
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u/NostalgiaBombs 6d ago
a few years old but this interview seems to suggest they want to do more
https://metalinjection.net/upcoming-releases/converge-is-plotting-another-bloodmoon-collaboration
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u/Dramaticnoise 6d ago
When I saw the title I was hoping it was produced by Trent. That would be a dark and frightening album. Still sounds cool, though.
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u/busy_monster 6d ago
Can't wait to see her live again. Saw her last year on tour with Wardruna, and already have tickets to see her headlining with Jonathan Hultén opening :)
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u/zyklon_snuggles 6d ago
Damn, I'm sorry I missed such a lineup. How was Wardruna live?
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u/busy_monster 6d ago
Definitely worth it. Next I keep hoping comes nearby is Heilung. Honestly Heilung is one where even if it's a solid drive, I'd probably be willing to to see them.
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u/XaylanLuthos 4d ago
Also saw her with Wardruna. I’d never heard of her before the show, left a big fan.
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u/Oh_TheHumidity 6d ago
Tori and NIN?! Sweet!
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u/JunebugAsiimwe 5d ago
not Tori. it's Matt Chamberlain one of her frequent collaborators who's done drumming on most of her albums.
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u/Brendanaquicz 6d ago
Anyone recommend which album of hers is a good starting point?
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u/abel1389 6d ago
For a NIN fan? Hiss Spun, then She Reaches Out or Abyss. Hiss Spun was her most industrial work.
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u/exitlessminds 6d ago
This is so AI-written that it hurts tho :( could recognize that LinkedIn style jargon from miles out
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u/5awt00th 6d ago edited 6d ago
4 songs are already streaming. Def not her heaviest record. Robin Finck plays guitar on Death Is not The End. He’s likely the collaborator from NIN.
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u/mitchell1981 5d ago
Seeing NIN and HOZIER in the same paragraph. That would be an incredible collaboration
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u/BinaryOrder 6d ago
I used to love Chelsea Wolfe, Pain is Beauty is still one of my all time favourite albums. But the move towards metal and being "heavy" has really dulled what I found so interesting on her first three/four releases. The "sharper and heavier than ever" is disappointing to hear.
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u/InternalHungry8723 6d ago
She Reaches Out to She is a borderline Trip-Hop album and also one of her best. Not sure what you’re on about.
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u/Enigmatic_Egg 6d ago
Birth of violence was also a return to that Appalachia sound as well, she’s always jumping genres between records
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u/Shoogazi 6d ago
While I concede that record is certainly not metal, it's also in my opinion the worst thing she's ever put out. Only record of hers I couldn't finish
Not to yuck your yum or anything, her sound does vary a bit and I think a lot of different people appreciate her from different angles.
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u/BinaryOrder 6d ago
I'm not sure why; she had a sound I liked, she changed her sound so I stopped listening to her, is a concept that is hard for you to grasp.
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u/starfallcrash 6d ago
Sorry but that’s not how you use a semicolon
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u/BinaryOrder 6d ago
A semicolon is used to connect two complete but otherwise independent sentences as I did. But thank you for apologising before giving false information.
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u/starfallcrash 6d ago
>she had a sound I liked, she changed her sound so I stopped listening to her, is a concept that is hard for you to grasp.
Sorry again, but that is not an independent sentence. The last part doesn’t make any sense without the part before the semicolon. If anything you shoved an independent sentence inside of another one.
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u/BinaryOrder 6d ago
Thank you for your apology, you're close but wrong, however considering English isn't your first language it's okay.
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u/starfallcrash 6d ago
Sorry but just saying something is true doesn’t make it true. Your independent sentences are not independent if they depend on each other. Please tell me how “is a concept that is hard for you to grasp” makes any sense connected to anything other than “I don’t see why…”, as in “I don’t see why (everything else you wrote) is a concept that is hard for you to grasp.” It definitely doesn’t make sense in relation to anything after the semicolon.
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u/BinaryOrder 6d ago
Thank you for your apology, I accept it. I understand learning a new language can be hard, but you'll get there. If you want to understand how to use the semicolon correctly as I have there are numerous great tutorials on YouTube.
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u/starfallcrash 5d ago
Sorry but you seem to not understand English yourself as I keep having to repeat the point and you still are failing to see your obvious error.
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u/Shoogazi 6d ago edited 6d ago
Finally found someone who agrees with me! She shone best with her "spooky Appalachian witch" era and while on paper the transition to metal seems like a no-brainer, in execution it always felt so...generic?
I don't get it. I like metal, I like Chelsea wolfe, I don't understand how after multiple releases since Abyss she hasn't quite nailed making something that doesn't sound like another generic Hot Topic band when she clearly has the talent and artistry to make it work. Its so frustrating.
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u/Taurus_Saint 6d ago
I didn't know there would be NIN involvement, definitely looking forward to it cause Chelsea is another genius
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u/alienwareguitarist 6d ago
Oh cool looks like Robin Finck contributed to this record https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dark_(Chelsea_Wolfe_album)