Difference between revisions of "At The Heart Of It All"
(I don't think it's accurate to say that it's "misattributed to NIN". NIN is absolutely credited as the Main Artist for the track. On the album, it's not "Aphex Twin - At the Heart of It All" It's "Nine Inch Nails - At the Heart of It All". It just so happens to have the credits, Created by Aphex Twin, and nothing by Reznor. That doesn't change the artist, because Aphex Twin is not listed as the artist.) |
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Latest revision as of 03:21, 17 March 2025
Album:Further Down The Spiral
Length:7:14
Tempo:122 BPM
Versions:At The Heart Of It All
At The Heart Of It All (26 Mixes for Cash)
At The Heart Of It All (26 Mixes for Cash)
Live:N/A
"At The Heart Of It All" is the seventh track on 1995's Further Down The Spiral. It's an instrumental track that was created by Aphex Twin for Nine Inch Nails. A track of the same name also appears on the Coil album Scatology.
It is the only song to appear on a NIN record to have no musical involvement from Trent Reznor.
Contents
Song Credits
- Creator: Aphex Twin
Appearances
Halos
- Further Down The Spiral
Other
- Aphex Twin — 26 Mixes for Cash (edited)
Versions
At The Heart Of It All
This is the only version released on an NIN album. The track begins with a metallic industrial drum loop, and eventually is interpolated with a haunting horn section that rises and falls throughout the remainder of the song.
At The Heart Of It All (26 Mixes for Cash)
This is a much shorter edit from the Aphex Twin compilation, running 3:48 long.
Live
"At The Heart Of It All" has never been played live by Nine Inch Nails.