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| − | This is a list of bands and artists related to NIN in some significant way. Some have | + | This is a list of bands and artists related to [[NIN]] in some significant way. Some have toured with NIN (as openers, as co-headliners or as headliners), some have collaborated with NIN and [[Trent Reznor]] and some are current projects of past NIN members. |
| + | *[[12 Rounds]] | ||
| + | *[[Tori Amos]] | ||
| + | *[[Atari Teenage Riot]] | ||
| + | *[[Autolux]] | ||
*[[Bauhaus]] | *[[Bauhaus]] | ||
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*[[David Bowie]] | *[[David Bowie]] | ||
| + | *[[Coil]] | ||
| + | *[[Death From Above 1979]] | ||
| + | *[[Dillinger Escape Plan]] | ||
| + | *[[The Dresden Dolls]] | ||
| + | *[[EL-P]] | ||
| + | *[[Error]] | ||
| + | *[[Dave Grohl]] | ||
| + | *[[Jane's Addiction]] | ||
| + | *[[The Jesus and Mary Chain]] | ||
| + | *[[Ladytron]] | ||
*[[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]] | *[[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]] | ||
| + | *[[Mew]] | ||
*[[Modwheelmood]] | *[[Modwheelmood]] | ||
| + | *[[Peter Murphy]] | ||
| + | *[[Gary Numan]] | ||
*[[Peaches]] | *[[Peaches]] | ||
| + | *[[Pop Will Eat Itself]] | ||
*[[Prick]] | *[[Prick]] | ||
*[[Puscifer]] | *[[Puscifer]] | ||
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Serena Maneesh]] |
| + | *[[Skinny Puppy]] | ||
| + | *[[Street Sweeper Social Club]] | ||
*[[Tapeworm]] | *[[Tapeworm]] | ||
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*[[TV On the Radio]] | *[[TV On the Radio]] | ||
| + | *[[Saul Williams]] | ||
| + | *[[Zack de la Rocha]] | ||
Those without their own articles are listed below in alphabetical order. | Those without their own articles are listed below in alphabetical order. | ||
==Army of Anyone== | ==Army of Anyone== | ||
| − | Army of Anyone is | + | Army of Anyone is a [[Richard Patrick]] project, featuring the DeLeo brothers from Stone Temple Pilots. Their first record came out late 2006. |
==Black Light Burns== | ==Black Light Burns== | ||
| − | As the successor to The Damning Well, Black Light Burns also includes [[Danny Lohner]] on guitar/keyboards/sound design, [[Josh Eustis]] of [[Telefon Tel Aviv]] on keyboards and sound design, and [[Josh Freese]] on drums. However, like | + | As the successor to The Damning Well, Black Light Burns also includes [[Danny Lohner]] on guitar/keyboards/sound design, [[Josh Eustis]] of [[Telefon Tel Aviv]] on keyboards and sound design, and [[Josh Freese]] on drums. However, like NIN, this is mainly Wes Borland's project in the studio, with the other musicians serving for the live component. |
==The Damning Well== | ==The Damning Well== | ||
| − | The Damning Well is a rock band comprising several NIN members: Richard Patrick on vocals, Danny Lohner | + | The Damning Well is a rock band comprising several NIN members: [[Richard Patrick]] on vocals, [[Danny Lohner]], [[Josh Freese]] on drums and Wes Borland of Limp Bizkit on guitar. |
==Filter== | ==Filter== | ||
| − | Filter was formed by [[Richard Patrick]] and [[Brian Liesegang]] after their departure from NIN, for which Patrick was the touring guitarist during the [[Pretty Hate Machine]] era. Liesegang soon quit Filter after their first record, leaving the band as the studio project of [[Richard Patrick]] | + | Filter was formed by [[Richard Patrick]] and [[Brian Liesegang]] after their departure from NIN, for which Patrick was the touring guitarist during the [[Pretty Hate Machine]] era. Liesegang soon quit Filter after their first record, leaving the band as the studio project of [[Richard Patrick]] and a revolving group of other members. |
==Guns N' Roses== | ==Guns N' Roses== | ||
| − | [[Robin Finck]] and [[Josh Freese]] have played for Guns N' Roses. Various hidden references to GNR exist in [[nin.com]]'s "current" photos. | + | [[Robin Finck]] and [[Josh Freese]] have played for Guns N' Roses. Various hidden references to GNR exist in [[nin.com]]'s "current" photos. NIN played a few shows as a supporting band for GNR in 1991. |
| − | NIN played a few shows as a supporting band for GNR in 1991. | + | |
| + | ==Jim Rose Circus== | ||
| + | A freak show/circus troupe that supported Nine Inch Nails in the 1994/1995 tours. They are unusual in this aspect as they are one of, if not the only, non-musical group to support NIN. | ||
==Meat Beat Manifesto== | ==Meat Beat Manifesto== | ||
| − | + | Meat Beat Manifesto is an English electronic band. They have remixed "[[Closer]]" and "[[The Perfect Drug (song)|The Perfect Drug]]". They opened for NIN during the [[Hate Tour]] in 1990 and once again at the [[1996/09/05 New York, NY|1996/09/05]] Night of Nothing show in New York, NY. MBM was also signed to [[Nothing Records]]. | |
==Moving Units== | ==Moving Units== | ||
| − | + | Moving Units is an American dance-punk band who opened for NIN during the [[With Teeth Spring Arena Tour]] in 2006. | |
==nearLY== | ==nearLY== | ||
nearLY is [[Jerome Dillon]]'s solo project. The album ''reminder'' (2005) is inspired by Dillon's recurring dream. | nearLY is [[Jerome Dillon]]'s solo project. The album ''reminder'' (2005) is inspired by Dillon's recurring dream. | ||
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==A Perfect Circle== | ==A Perfect Circle== | ||
| − | A Perfect Circle was formed in 1999 by Billy Howerdel, a guitar tech for NIN, Tool | + | A Perfect Circle was formed in 1999 by Billy Howerdel, a guitar tech for NIN, Tool and Smashing Pumpkins. Although Howerdel had originally envisioned having a female vocalist, [[Maynard James Keenan]] offered his vocal abilities to the project after hearing some demos. [[Danny Lohner]], [[Jeordie White]], and [[Josh Freese]] are among the other members. APC opened for NIN during [[Fragility v2.0]] in 2000. Josh Freese went on to play drums for NIN from 2005 to 2008. |
==Queens Of The Stone Age== | ==Queens Of The Stone Age== | ||
| − | Queens Of The Stone Age opened for NIN during | + | Queens Of The Stone Age opened for NIN during the [[With Teeth Fall Arena Tour]] in 2005. [[Dave Grohl]] has played for both bands in the studio. Reznor has provided guest vocals for QOTSA. Josh Homme later stated in an interview that Reznor recorded a song with him for use on the album ''[[Year Zero]],'' but the song did not make it through to the final cut. |
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| + | ==SONOIO== | ||
| + | SONOIO is an alternative rock/electronica solo project from [[Alessandro Cortini]] that he began in 2010 after leaving NIN at the end of the [[Lights In The Sky Tour]]. | ||
==Tweaker== | ==Tweaker== | ||
| − | [[Chris Vrenna]]'s electronic/jazz project Tweaker performed the ''Doom 3'' title theme instead of NIN. Tweaker has | + | [[Chris Vrenna]]'s electronic/jazz project Tweaker performed the ''Doom 3'' title theme instead of NIN. Tweaker has 3 full-length albums. |
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
| − | * [[:Category:Early bands]][[Category:Related to NIN]] | + | * [[:Category:Early bands]] |
| + | [[Category:Related to NIN]] | ||
Revision as of 23:05, 4 June 2013
This is a list of bands and artists related to NIN in some significant way. Some have toured with NIN (as openers, as co-headliners or as headliners), some have collaborated with NIN and Trent Reznor and some are current projects of past NIN members.
- 12 Rounds
- Tori Amos
- Atari Teenage Riot
- Autolux
- Bauhaus
- David Bowie
- Coil
- Death From Above 1979
- Dillinger Escape Plan
- The Dresden Dolls
- EL-P
- Error
- Dave Grohl
- Jane's Addiction
- The Jesus and Mary Chain
- Ladytron
- Marilyn Manson
- Mew
- Modwheelmood
- Peter Murphy
- Gary Numan
- Peaches
- Pop Will Eat Itself
- Prick
- Puscifer
- Serena Maneesh
- Skinny Puppy
- Street Sweeper Social Club
- Tapeworm
- TV On the Radio
- Saul Williams
- Zack de la Rocha
Those without their own articles are listed below in alphabetical order.
Contents
Army of Anyone
Army of Anyone is a Richard Patrick project, featuring the DeLeo brothers from Stone Temple Pilots. Their first record came out late 2006.
Black Light Burns
As the successor to The Damning Well, Black Light Burns also includes Danny Lohner on guitar/keyboards/sound design, Josh Eustis of Telefon Tel Aviv on keyboards and sound design, and Josh Freese on drums. However, like NIN, this is mainly Wes Borland's project in the studio, with the other musicians serving for the live component.
The Damning Well
The Damning Well is a rock band comprising several NIN members: Richard Patrick on vocals, Danny Lohner, Josh Freese on drums and Wes Borland of Limp Bizkit on guitar.
Filter
Filter was formed by Richard Patrick and Brian Liesegang after their departure from NIN, for which Patrick was the touring guitarist during the Pretty Hate Machine era. Liesegang soon quit Filter after their first record, leaving the band as the studio project of Richard Patrick and a revolving group of other members.
Guns N' Roses
Robin Finck and Josh Freese have played for Guns N' Roses. Various hidden references to GNR exist in nin.com's "current" photos. NIN played a few shows as a supporting band for GNR in 1991.
Jim Rose Circus
A freak show/circus troupe that supported Nine Inch Nails in the 1994/1995 tours. They are unusual in this aspect as they are one of, if not the only, non-musical group to support NIN.
Meat Beat Manifesto
Meat Beat Manifesto is an English electronic band. They have remixed "Closer" and "The Perfect Drug". They opened for NIN during the Hate Tour in 1990 and once again at the 1996/09/05 Night of Nothing show in New York, NY. MBM was also signed to Nothing Records.
Moving Units
Moving Units is an American dance-punk band who opened for NIN during the With Teeth Spring Arena Tour in 2006.
nearLY
nearLY is Jerome Dillon's solo project. The album reminder (2005) is inspired by Dillon's recurring dream.
A Perfect Circle
A Perfect Circle was formed in 1999 by Billy Howerdel, a guitar tech for NIN, Tool and Smashing Pumpkins. Although Howerdel had originally envisioned having a female vocalist, Maynard James Keenan offered his vocal abilities to the project after hearing some demos. Danny Lohner, Jeordie White, and Josh Freese are among the other members. APC opened for NIN during Fragility v2.0 in 2000. Josh Freese went on to play drums for NIN from 2005 to 2008.
Queens Of The Stone Age
Queens Of The Stone Age opened for NIN during the With Teeth Fall Arena Tour in 2005. Dave Grohl has played for both bands in the studio. Reznor has provided guest vocals for QOTSA. Josh Homme later stated in an interview that Reznor recorded a song with him for use on the album Year Zero, but the song did not make it through to the final cut.
SONOIO
SONOIO is an alternative rock/electronica solo project from Alessandro Cortini that he began in 2010 after leaving NIN at the end of the Lights In The Sky Tour.
Tweaker
Chris Vrenna's electronic/jazz project Tweaker performed the Doom 3 title theme instead of NIN. Tweaker has 3 full-length albums.