1121 sounds okay, but I'm glad they stripped it way down for the album. Honey sounds a little too Taylor Swift for me. Definitely prefer the final shoegaze-y version. It's nice to be able compare and contrast though.
1121 sounds okay, but I'm glad they stripped it way down for the album. Honey sounds a little too Taylor Swift for me. Definitely prefer the final shoegaze-y version. It's nice to be able compare and contrast though.
Where can I find the instrumental tracks? I'm guessing it's a leaked promo or something?
Correct, these have not been officially released. You are wrong about "All the ones out there were fan made with algorithms." In fact, the instrumental tracks that are mostly circulating are real instrumentals, and not ones made in AI. I'm not sure how they leaked, but they did. They are easily available for downloading and they sound great. Enjoy! I've been enjoying them since they leaked on day 1.
Again, and for the last time, the IICHLIWP Instrumentals are real. Whoever released them had access to the multitracks. These are high quality (MP3s, I believe, but still great) and are the final mix, but without Halsey's vocals added. No AI used to create these... Just the actual Multitracks with full beginings and endings to each track (not segued into each other). Enjoy!
Halsey performed Lilith at the Game Awards tonight
Haven't been back to this thread in a while, but I just followed that Dropbox link that was posted earlier, and yeah, I'll also weigh in that this is the real deal. SO GOOD. I wouldn't have thought to go looking if you hadn't posted this clarification, @atomobile - thanks!
Early posts of instrumentals on YouTube had noticeable artifacting from the vocal-removal process of an AI processor, but that's not the case on these.
Honey came on the radio at work the other day (a gift from heaven considering some of the utter shit that gets played there) and I started mouthing the words to the song. A couple co-workers were surprised that I knew it.
who knows but i would personally love if they made more music together. Reznor looked so happy in the press he did for record. I bet he would do it again if the conditions were right.
I'm definitely down for more if they want to do it. I felt like this album was a nice bridge between their respective styles, and it still gets regular play around here.
I remember Halsey saying this record was something she had been allowed to do because of her previous success, a kind of labour of love. I have a feeling this next record will have more expectations of commercial success, not experimentation
The more Trent seems to be in his production/collaboration phase, the more I wonder if a new NIN album could be a series of collaborations, similar to what Health recently did. I could see like a double album with six-ish pure NIN songs and then a dozen or more collaborations with Halsey, Saul Williams, Health, Danny Elfman, Dave Grohl, Josh Homme, Lindsey Buckingham, Jack Dangers, Dave Sitek, etc., and then maybe some unexpected team-ups to boot (Billie Eilish & Finneas would be a fun surprise, for instance).
And yes, the Strobe Light jokes would be plentiful.
Or there’s just a bunch of collaborations lying around they haven’t figured out what to do with yet.
I still think it’s so weird that the EPs had Dave’s Grohl and Navarro, Sharlotte Gibson, Ian Astbury , etc. show up to do like one part on one song. It feels like there was more going on there that never saw the light of day.
It wasn't definitely confirmed. We saw pics of promo CD with some unfamiliar song titles (and Rob commented that it looked sorta like a real thing), but we haven't heard the actual audio content. So the Idea of You as a With Teeth era track remains just a plausible speculation.
Not sure what's weird about it. I'll never understand why some people thought that Grohl and Navarro's parts on Not The Actual Events were from previous recordings, as if Trent couldn't just call them up and ask them to do it. It makes no sense.
As far as The Idea Of You goes, it's also possible that they did a version for With Teeth, but Trent decided it wasn't quite right and scrapped it, then re-recorded it for the EP. That sort of thing happens all the time.
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