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''Pretty Hate Machine'' went out of print through [[TVT Records]], but was reissued by [[Rykodisc Records]] on November 22, 2005 with slight changes in the packaging. Prudential had originally won the auction of TVT's Nine Inch Nails recordings, but Rykodisc leased the rights. Reznor had expressed an interest in creating a "deluxe edition" with surround sound remastering and new/rare remixes, similar to the re-release of ''[[The Downward Spiral (halo)|The Downward Spiral]]''. Rykodisc liked the idea, but not enough to pay Reznor to do so.
==Bicycle Music Re-Release==In April 2010, ''[[Bicycle Music]]'' bought the entirety of TVT's catalogue, including ''Pretty Hate Machine''(and the rights to all the catalogue up to [[Y34RZ3R0R3M1X3D]]. They confirmed that they would be reissuing the album once more, and there is speculation that they would be willing to release the deluxe edition proposed by TVT in 2005.  The co-publishing rights to Trent Reznor’s Nine Inch Nails catalog include the songs from all album releases from Pretty Hate Machine through Year Zero. As well, in acquiring the master recording rights to NIN’s groundbreaking debut, Pretty Hate Machine, Bicycle will be responsible for re-releasing this album which has been out of print and unavailable through digital distribution outlets for several years. “It goes without saying how important these works are to the entire landscape of Alternative Rock. Our team sees incredible creative and business opportunities with this catalog and we look forward to working with our new partners and artists”, said Steve Salm, Partner at Bicycle
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