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This is a list of bands and artists related to NIN in some significant way. Some have opened for NIN on tour, some have collaborated with Reznor, some have developed grudges against him, and some are current projects of past NIN members.
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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 other projects of past NIN members.
  
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* [[Bauhaus]]
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*[[12 Rounds]]
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* [[Courtney Love]]
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*[[Tori Amos]]
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* [[David Bowie]]
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*[[Atari Teenage Riot]]
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* [[The Icarus Line]]
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*[[Autolux]]
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* [[Marilyn Manson]]
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*[[Bauhaus]]
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* [[Peaches]]
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*[[David Bowie]]
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* [[Prick]]
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*[[Coil]]
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* [[Saul Williams]]
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*[[Death From Above 1979]]
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* [[Tapeworm]]
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*[[Dillinger Escape Plan]]
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* [[Tori Amos]]
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*[[The Dresden Dolls]]
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* [[TV On the Radio]]
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*[[EL-P]]
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*[[Error]]
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*[[Dave Grohl]]
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*[[Jane's Addiction]]
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*[[The Jesus and Mary Chain]]
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*[[Ladytron]]
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*[[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]]
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*[[Mew]]
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*[[Modwheelmood]]
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*[[Peter Murphy]]
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*[[Gary Numan]]
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*[[Peaches]]
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*[[Prick]]
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*[[Puscifer]]
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*[[Queens Of The Stone Age]]
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*[[Serena Maneesh]]
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*[[Skinny Puppy]]
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*[[Soundgarden]]
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*[[Street Sweeper Social Club]]
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*[[Tapeworm]]
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*[[TV On the Radio]]
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*[[Saul Williams]]
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*[[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.
  
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==A Perfect Circle==
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==Army of Anyone==
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A Perfect Circle was formed in 1999 by Billy Howerdel, a guitar tech for NIN, Tool, and Smashing Pumpkins (he bears some resemblance to Billy Corgan). 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.
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Army of Anyone is a [[Richard Patrick]] project, featuring the DeLeo brothers from Stone Temple Pilots. Their first record came out late 2006.
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==Daniel Avery==
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Daniel Avery is an English DJ and producer who opened for NIN during the [[Cold And Black And Infinite Tour]] in 2018.
  
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==Army of Anyone==
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==Bird Blobs==
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Army of Anyone is the new Filter, with [[Richard Patrick]] and the old members of Stone Temple Pilots. Their first record came out late 2006.
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Bird Blobs is an Australian garage rock band who opened for NIN during the [[With Teeth International Tour]] in 2005.
  
 
==Black Light Burns==
 
==Black Light Burns==
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As the successor to The Damning Well, Black Light Burns also includes [[Danny Lohner]] on guitar/keyboards/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.
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As the successor to The Damning Well, Black Light Burns also includes [[Danny Lohner]] on guitar/keyboards/sound design, [[Josh Eustis]] 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.
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==Black Moth Super Rainbow==
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Black Moth Super Rainbow is an American experimental electronic band who opened for NIN during the [[Europe + Asia 2018]] tour.
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==Boris==
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Boris is a Japanese experimental band who opened for NIN during the [[Lights In The Sky Tour]] in 2008.
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==The Bug==
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The Bug (aka Kevin Martin) is a British electronic artist who opened for NIN during the [[Lights In The Sky Tour]] in 2008.
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==Carre Calloway==
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Carre Calloway is an American singer/songwriter who opened for NIN during the [[With Teeth Club Tour]] in 2005.
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==Chemlab==
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Chemlab is an American industrial band who opened for NIN during the [[Hate Tour|Hate]] and [[Sin Tour|Sin]] tours in 1990/1991.
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==Cold Cave==
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Cold Cave (aka Wesley Eisold) is an American electronic artist who opened for NIN during the [[NIN 2014 Europe/UK Tour]] and the [[NIN + Soundgarden Tour]].
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==Crystal Castles==
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Crystal Castles is a Canadian electronic band who opened for NIN during the [[Lights In The Sky Tour]] in 2008. They were featured on the [[Lights In The Sky (Seed)|tour EP]].
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==Brody Dalle==
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Brody Dalle is an Australian singer/songwriter who opened for NIN and [[Queens Of The Stone Age]] during their [[NIN + QOTSA Tour|co-headlining tour]] in 2014.
  
 
==The Damning Well==
 
==The Damning Well==
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The Damning Well is a rock band comprising several NIN members: [[Richard Patrick]] on vocals, [[Danny Lohner]] on bass, and [[Josh Freese]] on drums, as well as Wes Borland of Limp Bizkit on guitar. So far, they have only one released song, "Awakening", on the ''Underworld'' soundtrack (2003). The rest of the album they have recorded has no signs of ever being released.
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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.
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==Death In Vegas==
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Death In Vegas is an English electronic band who opened for NIN during the [[Cold And Black And Infinite Tour]] in 2018.
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==Deerhunter==
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Deerhunter is an American indie rock band who opened for NIN during the [[Lights In The Sky Tour]] in 2008. They were featured on the [[Lights In The Sky (Seed)|tour EP]].
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==Die Krupps==
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Die Krupps is a German industrial band who opened for NIN during the [[Self Destruct Tour]] in 1994.
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==Die Warzau==
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Die Warzau is an American industrial band who opened for NIN during the [[Hate Tour|Hate]] and [[Sin Tour|Sin]] tours in 1990/1991.
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==Does It Offend You, Yeah?==
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Does It Offend You, Yeah? is a British electronic rock band who opened for NIN during the [[Lights In The Sky Tour]] in 2008. They were featured on the [[Lights In The Sky (Seed)|tour EP]].
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==Eagles Of Death Metal==
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Eagles Of Death Metal is an American hard rock band who opened for NIN during the [[With Teeth International Tour]] in 2005.
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==Alec Empire==
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Alec Empire is a German electronic artist who opened for NIN during the [[Performance 2007]] tour and [[Wave Goodbye Tour]] in 2009.  He is a member of [[Atari Teenage Riot]].
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==Explosions In The Sky==
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Explosions In The Sky is an American post-rock band who opened for NIN during the [[Tension 2013 Tour]].
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==Fem 2 Fem==
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Fem 2 Fem is an American techno band who opened for NIN during the [[Self Destruct Tour]] in 1994.
  
 
==Filter==
 
==Filter==
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Filter was formed by [[Richard Patrick]] after his departure from NIN. They have 3 albums.
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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.
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==Godspeed You! Black Emperor==
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Godspeed You! Black Emperor is a Canadian post-rock band who opened for NIN during the [[Tension 2013 Tour]].
  
 
==Guns N' Roses==
 
==Guns N' Roses==
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[[Robin Finck]] and [[Josh Freese]] have played for Guns N' Roses.  Various hidden references to GNR exist in [[nin.com]]'s "current" photos.
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[[Robin Finck]] and [[Josh Freese]] have played for Guns N' Roses.  [[Chris Vrenna]] was also invited to join the band, but turned it down. NIN played a few shows as a supporting band for GNR in 1991.
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==Gabe Gurnsey==
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Gabe Gurnsey (aka Factory Floor) is an English post-industrial artist who opened for NIN during the [[Cold And Black And Infinite Tour]] in 2018. Factory Floor also remixed "[[Keep It Together]]" for [[How To Destroy Angels]].
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==HEALTH==
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HEALTH is an American noise rock band who opened for NIN during the [[Lights In The Sky Tour]] in 2008 and the [[Wave Goodbye Tour]] in 2009. NIN and HEALTH also collaborated on the track "[[Isn't Everyone]]" in 2021.
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==Helmet==
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Helmet is an American alt metal band who opened for NIN during the [[Fall 1995 Club Tour]].
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==HMLTD==
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HMLTD is an English post-punk band who opened for NIN during the [[Cold And Black And Infinite Tour]] in 2018.
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==Hole==
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Hole is an American alternative band who opened for NIN during the [[Further Down The Spiral]] tour in 1994/1995.
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==The Horrors==
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The Horrors is a British alternative band who opened for NIN during the [[Wave Goodbye Tour]] in 2009.
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==Jaguar Love==
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Jaguar Love is an American post-punk band who opened for NIN during the [[Wave Goodbye Tour]] in 2009.
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==Jim Rose Circus==
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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.
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==Kite Base==
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Kite Base is an electronic act who opened for NIN during the [[Cold And Black And Infinite Tour]] in 2018. They have also covered "[[Something I Can Never Have]]".
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==Meat Beat Manifesto==
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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 for the [[1996/09/05 New York, NY|1996/09/05]] Nights of Nothing show in New York, NY.  MBM was once signed to [[Nothing Records]].
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==The Melvins==
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The Melvins is an American alternative band who opened for NIN during the [[Further Down The Spiral Tour]] in 1994/1995.
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==Moving Units==
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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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==Nine Inch Dix==
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==Oneohtrix Point Never==
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A Californian hip-hop group created by Snoop Dogg in 2004. Their first album ''Cumming Soon'' will come out in summer 2007. In the words of Snoop Dogg,
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Oneohtrix Point Never (aka Daniel Lopatin) is an American electronic artist who opened for NIN during the [[NIN + Soundgarden Tour]] and also remixed "[[Find My Way]]".
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==A Perfect Circle==
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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.
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==A Place To Bury Strangers==
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A Place To Bury Strangers is an American noise rock band who opened for NIN during the [[Lights In The Sky Tour]] in 2008. They were featured on the [[Lights In The Sky (Seed)|tour EP]].
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==PIG==
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PIG is a British industrial band who opened for NIN during the [[Self Destruct Tour]] in 1994. PIG was once signed to [[Nothing Records]].
  
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:''Nine Inch Dix was a group that we created years ago at the studio with Dr. Dre. Me, Mel-Man, a couple of other cats, just because we liked the Nine Inch Nails and we was like “We need to be the first black rock group called the Nine Inch Dix.” We was just clowning around and all we used to do was take old school songs, and put our own twist on it, like “I’d Rather Fuck With U”, the shit Eazy-E and all them niggas used to do back then? Take songs and then just put nasty shit on them.''
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==Pop Will Eat Itself==
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:''The Nine Inch Dix is creating a fan base and really making some good music that’s good for the soul and good for the heart, because it’s shit that niggas couldn’t normally say! We’re saying when we’re the Nine Inch Dix, we don’t give a fuck!''
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Pop Will Eat Itself is an English electronic band. They opened for NIN during the [[Further Down The Spiral Tour]] and original frontman [[Clint Mansell]] made guest appearances during the [[Nights Of Nothing Tour]]. PWEI was once signed to [[Nothing Records]].
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:''Snoop Dogg, Soopafly, Lil Half Dead, Jelly Roll, Mel-Man, Sean Lewan, Lil G, LT Hutton… it’ a lot of members man! We got members man! Cause on certain songs, niggas just slide by and get to singing, then nigga you in the group! That’s what it is! Oh yeah, and you gotta be nine inches though, but that ain’t for me to tell, the bitches gotta say that!'' [http://www.dubcnn.com/interviews/snoopdogg07/part3/]
 
  
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==Puscifer==
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==The PoPo==
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[[Maynard James Keenan]]'s side project, Puscifer, has 2 officially released songs: "REV 22:20" and "The Undertaker (Renholdër Mix)" on the ''Underworld'' soundtracks. A remix of the former, "REV 22:20 (REV 4:20 Mix)" by [[Charlie Clouser]], was on the ''Saw II'' soundtrack. Further work is in progress with [[Danny Lohner]], Lustmord, and others.
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The PoPo (or POPO) is an American/Pakistani alternative band who opened for NIN during the [[Performance 2007]] tour.
  
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==Tapeworm==
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==Queen Kwong==
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After The Downward Spiral tours in 1996, [[Danny Lohner]] and [[Charlie Clouser]] approached Trent with music ideas that Trent felt did not fit in with his vision of the band, but instead agreed to collaborate and work on the material as a side project, with each member having equal say in decisions. The band eventually became a supergroup of sorts including, among others, Maynard James Keenan (Tool, A Perfect Circle), Page Hamilton (Helmet), and Phil Anselmo (Pantera). Over time, the band began to break down, partly due to label issues and partly due to Trent's lack of interest in the project and announced the band was dead in 2004. However, it has been rumored that the tracks of Maynard's Puscifer project are renamed and reworked versions of the Tapeworm tracks.
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Queen Kwong is an American alternative band that includes Carre Calloway and Wes Borland, who opened for NIN during the [[Wave Goodbye Tour]] and the [[Europe + Asia 2018]] tour.
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==The Soft Moon==
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The Soft Moon (aka Luis Vasquez) was an American electronic/post-punk act who opened for NIN during the [[Cold And Black And Infinite Tour]] in 2018 and also remixed "[[Ice Age]]" for [[How To Destroy Angels]].
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==SONOIO==
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SONOIO is an alternative rock/electronica solo project from [[Alessandro Cortini]] that he began in 2010, and who also remixed "[[The Space In Between]]" for [[How To Destroy Angels]].
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==Telefon Tel Aviv==
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Telefon Tel Aviv is an American electronic band comprised of [[Josh Eustis]] and the late Charles Cooper. They have remixed several NIN tracks.
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==Tobacco==
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Tobacco (aka Thomas Fec) is an American electronic act who opened for NIN during the [[I Can't Seem To Wake Up 2017]] and [[Cold And Black And Infinite Tour|Cold And Black And Infinite]] tours, and also collaborated with Trent Reznor on their song "Babysitter".
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==Treponem Pal==
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Treponem Pal is a French industrial band who opened for NIN during the [[Self Destruct Tour]] in 1994.
  
 
==Tweaker==
 
==Tweaker==
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[[Chris Vrenna]]'s electronic/jazz project Tweaker performed the ''Doom 3'' title theme instead of NIN. Tweaker has 2 full-length albums, with a new one set for 2007.
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[[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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==Type O Negative==
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Type O Negative were an American gothic metal band who opened for NIN during the [[Self Destruct Tour]] in 1994. The band broke up upon the death of lead singer Peter Steele in April of 2010.
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==White Rose Movement==
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White Rose Movement is a British post-punk band who opened for NIN during the [[Performance 2007]] tour.
  
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==Queens Of The Stone Age==
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==Yves Tumor==
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Queens Of The Stone Age opened for NIN during the winter leg of the [[With Teeth arena tour]]. [[Dave Grohl]] has played for both bands in the studio. Reznor has provided guest vocals for QOTSA's 2007 record, ''Era Vulgaris''.[http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003549969]
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Yves Tumor (aka Sean Bowie) is an American experimental musician who opened for NIN during the [[NIN 2022]] tour.
  
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[[Category:Related to NIN]]
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==See also==
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* [[:Category:Early bands]]
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[[Category:Related to NIN]][[Category:Supporting Acts]]

Latest revision as of 20:24, 28 April 2024

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 other 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
  • Prick
  • Puscifer
  • Queens Of The Stone Age
  • Serena Maneesh
  • Skinny Puppy
  • Soundgarden
  • 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

  • 1 Army of Anyone
  • 2 Daniel Avery
  • 3 Bird Blobs
  • 4 Black Light Burns
  • 5 Black Moth Super Rainbow
  • 6 Boris
  • 7 The Bug
  • 8 Carre Calloway
  • 9 Chemlab
  • 10 Cold Cave
  • 11 Crystal Castles
  • 12 Brody Dalle
  • 13 The Damning Well
  • 14 Death In Vegas
  • 15 Deerhunter
  • 16 Die Krupps
  • 17 Die Warzau
  • 18 Does It Offend You, Yeah?
  • 19 Eagles Of Death Metal
  • 20 Alec Empire
  • 21 Explosions In The Sky
  • 22 Fem 2 Fem
  • 23 Filter
  • 24 Godspeed You! Black Emperor
  • 25 Guns N' Roses
  • 26 Gabe Gurnsey
  • 27 HEALTH
  • 28 Helmet
  • 29 HMLTD
  • 30 Hole
  • 31 The Horrors
  • 32 Jaguar Love
  • 33 Jim Rose Circus
  • 34 Kite Base
  • 35 Meat Beat Manifesto
  • 36 The Melvins
  • 37 Moving Units
  • 38 nearLY
  • 39 Oneohtrix Point Never
  • 40 A Perfect Circle
  • 41 A Place To Bury Strangers
  • 42 PIG
  • 43 Pop Will Eat Itself
  • 44 The PoPo
  • 45 Queen Kwong
  • 46 The Soft Moon
  • 47 SONOIO
  • 48 Telefon Tel Aviv
  • 49 Tobacco
  • 50 Treponem Pal
  • 51 Tweaker
  • 52 Type O Negative
  • 53 White Rose Movement
  • 54 Yves Tumor
  • 55 See also

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.

Daniel Avery

Daniel Avery is an English DJ and producer who opened for NIN during the Cold And Black And Infinite Tour in 2018.

Bird Blobs

Bird Blobs is an Australian garage rock band who opened for NIN during the With Teeth International Tour in 2005.

Black Light Burns

As the successor to The Damning Well, Black Light Burns also includes Danny Lohner on guitar/keyboards/sound design, Josh Eustis 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.

Black Moth Super Rainbow

Black Moth Super Rainbow is an American experimental electronic band who opened for NIN during the Europe + Asia 2018 tour.

Boris

Boris is a Japanese experimental band who opened for NIN during the Lights In The Sky Tour in 2008.

The Bug

The Bug (aka Kevin Martin) is a British electronic artist who opened for NIN during the Lights In The Sky Tour in 2008.

Carre Calloway

Carre Calloway is an American singer/songwriter who opened for NIN during the With Teeth Club Tour in 2005.

Chemlab

Chemlab is an American industrial band who opened for NIN during the Hate and Sin tours in 1990/1991.

Cold Cave

Cold Cave (aka Wesley Eisold) is an American electronic artist who opened for NIN during the NIN 2014 Europe/UK Tour and the NIN + Soundgarden Tour.

Crystal Castles

Crystal Castles is a Canadian electronic band who opened for NIN during the Lights In The Sky Tour in 2008. They were featured on the tour EP.

Brody Dalle

Brody Dalle is an Australian singer/songwriter who opened for NIN and Queens Of The Stone Age during their co-headlining tour in 2014.

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.

Death In Vegas

Death In Vegas is an English electronic band who opened for NIN during the Cold And Black And Infinite Tour in 2018.

Deerhunter

Deerhunter is an American indie rock band who opened for NIN during the Lights In The Sky Tour in 2008. They were featured on the tour EP.

Die Krupps

Die Krupps is a German industrial band who opened for NIN during the Self Destruct Tour in 1994.

Die Warzau

Die Warzau is an American industrial band who opened for NIN during the Hate and Sin tours in 1990/1991.

Does It Offend You, Yeah?

Does It Offend You, Yeah? is a British electronic rock band who opened for NIN during the Lights In The Sky Tour in 2008. They were featured on the tour EP.

Eagles Of Death Metal

Eagles Of Death Metal is an American hard rock band who opened for NIN during the With Teeth International Tour in 2005.

Alec Empire

Alec Empire is a German electronic artist who opened for NIN during the Performance 2007 tour and Wave Goodbye Tour in 2009. He is a member of Atari Teenage Riot.

Explosions In The Sky

Explosions In The Sky is an American post-rock band who opened for NIN during the Tension 2013 Tour.

Fem 2 Fem

Fem 2 Fem is an American techno band who opened for NIN during the Self Destruct Tour in 1994.

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.

Godspeed You! Black Emperor

Godspeed You! Black Emperor is a Canadian post-rock band who opened for NIN during the Tension 2013 Tour.

Guns N' Roses

Robin Finck and Josh Freese have played for Guns N' Roses. Chris Vrenna was also invited to join the band, but turned it down. NIN played a few shows as a supporting band for GNR in 1991.

Gabe Gurnsey

Gabe Gurnsey (aka Factory Floor) is an English post-industrial artist who opened for NIN during the Cold And Black And Infinite Tour in 2018. Factory Floor also remixed "Keep It Together" for How To Destroy Angels.

HEALTH

HEALTH is an American noise rock band who opened for NIN during the Lights In The Sky Tour in 2008 and the Wave Goodbye Tour in 2009. NIN and HEALTH also collaborated on the track "Isn't Everyone" in 2021.

Helmet

Helmet is an American alt metal band who opened for NIN during the Fall 1995 Club Tour.

HMLTD

HMLTD is an English post-punk band who opened for NIN during the Cold And Black And Infinite Tour in 2018.

Hole

Hole is an American alternative band who opened for NIN during the Further Down The Spiral tour in 1994/1995.

The Horrors

The Horrors is a British alternative band who opened for NIN during the Wave Goodbye Tour in 2009.

Jaguar Love

Jaguar Love is an American post-punk band who opened for NIN during the Wave Goodbye Tour in 2009.

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.

Kite Base

Kite Base is an electronic act who opened for NIN during the Cold And Black And Infinite Tour in 2018. They have also covered "Something I Can Never Have".

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 for the 1996/09/05 Nights of Nothing show in New York, NY. MBM was once signed to Nothing Records.

The Melvins

The Melvins is an American alternative band who opened for NIN during the Further Down The Spiral Tour in 1994/1995.

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.

Oneohtrix Point Never

Oneohtrix Point Never (aka Daniel Lopatin) is an American electronic artist who opened for NIN during the NIN + Soundgarden Tour and also remixed "Find My Way".

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.

A Place To Bury Strangers

A Place To Bury Strangers is an American noise rock band who opened for NIN during the Lights In The Sky Tour in 2008. They were featured on the tour EP.

PIG

PIG is a British industrial band who opened for NIN during the Self Destruct Tour in 1994. PIG was once signed to Nothing Records.

Pop Will Eat Itself

Pop Will Eat Itself is an English electronic band. They opened for NIN during the Further Down The Spiral Tour and original frontman Clint Mansell made guest appearances during the Nights Of Nothing Tour. PWEI was once signed to Nothing Records.

The PoPo

The PoPo (or POPO) is an American/Pakistani alternative band who opened for NIN during the Performance 2007 tour.

Queen Kwong

Queen Kwong is an American alternative band that includes Carre Calloway and Wes Borland, who opened for NIN during the Wave Goodbye Tour and the Europe + Asia 2018 tour.

The Soft Moon

The Soft Moon (aka Luis Vasquez) was an American electronic/post-punk act who opened for NIN during the Cold And Black And Infinite Tour in 2018 and also remixed "Ice Age" for How To Destroy Angels.

SONOIO

SONOIO is an alternative rock/electronica solo project from Alessandro Cortini that he began in 2010, and who also remixed "The Space In Between" for How To Destroy Angels.

Telefon Tel Aviv

Telefon Tel Aviv is an American electronic band comprised of Josh Eustis and the late Charles Cooper. They have remixed several NIN tracks.

Tobacco

Tobacco (aka Thomas Fec) is an American electronic act who opened for NIN during the I Can't Seem To Wake Up 2017 and Cold And Black And Infinite tours, and also collaborated with Trent Reznor on their song "Babysitter".

Treponem Pal

Treponem Pal is a French industrial band who opened for NIN during the Self Destruct Tour in 1994.

Tweaker

Chris Vrenna's electronic/jazz project Tweaker performed the Doom 3 title theme instead of NIN. Tweaker has 3 full-length albums.

Type O Negative

Type O Negative were an American gothic metal band who opened for NIN during the Self Destruct Tour in 1994. The band broke up upon the death of lead singer Peter Steele in April of 2010.

White Rose Movement

White Rose Movement is a British post-punk band who opened for NIN during the Performance 2007 tour.

Yves Tumor

Yves Tumor (aka Sean Bowie) is an American experimental musician who opened for NIN during the NIN 2022 tour.

See also

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