It’s really crazy to hear how far Trent reznor has gotten with his music and his sound.. inspiring tbh

Reminds me of some twisted post apocalyptic Lynchian landscape where Tim Hecker, Nin, and Steve Reich play out of a old record player found in an abandon hotel with zebra print carpet.

@NINisTR1

3 жыл бұрын

lol

@chrismcdaniel475

3 жыл бұрын

Reminds me of Subzero Mythologies.

@thomasschakow6465

3 жыл бұрын

Could you be more specific

@user-tj9xy9xi2o

2 жыл бұрын

wtf

Oh hey, a song for the anxiety of being in a crowd... except now you might actually die from it! This is probably one of my favorite tracks since I'm a big fan of Ghosts I-IV (specifically the more industrial-sounding tracks.)

WTF???? I wasn't expecting this!!! NIN this is the best gift you could give us right now!!

this is probably the best one.

Fuck me. This whole collection is so wholesome. Amazing work. Thank you Trent and Atticus.

Champion song of Locusts in my opinion. Cursed Clock good second.

This one is my favorite. So much raw tension

I can just see a scene in a movie. Masterful

I know where Trent has been, and what he's seen, and nothing can stop it now... once there and back, no mistaking the knowledge he's sharing... soon

This is a masterpiece!

Reminds me of a lighter version of Becoming, from downward

@ellamierrose1812

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, that's what I think it is! I keep hearing littles pieces of Downward Spiral all throughout Locusts and saw another fan mention it. In When It Happens you can hear Closer.

@magiwastaken

2 жыл бұрын

@@ellamierrose1812 yeah, heard Closer, too, near 1:20

John Carpenter springs to mind.

Please release this on vinyl!😻

Yay!!!

The soundtrack to my life.

Reminds me of something off of Goblin's "Suspiria" score...

Sounds like bomb sirens....and something tells me that was intentional

Is this Just Intonation? On Discipline it sounds like the Arabic setting on the Roland RD series of pianos, as my 300 and his 700 both have a few differently tuned pianos which they vaguely call Just Minor and Just Major, plus Pythagorean, Meantone and a few others. The Arabic setting doesn't give you true Quarter Step tuning (24 keys in an octave instead of 11), where you have the notes between the normal 12 steps/ per octave all present i.e. 24 TET tuning. Which let's you get to the pitch bend notes between regular half steps more tangibly. There's 48 TET in even temperament aka tuning with 48 keys or frets instead of 12 in an octave. Even an eighth of a whole tune or 25 cents between two whole steps can be expressed distinctly and be given names i.e. Major. Minor and so called Neutral intervals are acually named instead of the Mj and minor. This sounds off at first, but not so strangely, but in the earliest days of modern music's development happened around the Renisance in the Baroque. Until the 17th century modes which based itself on what became a modern major scale, there were still competing standards. Indian Ragas which can accompany the Rig Vega or Upanishads is something similar to this. 72 keys or frets per octave which is a 32nd of a whole step or 12.5 cents and gives people access almost imperceptible to "us" at least with ears used to sharp pitch changes between notes, instruments were more likely use the range of a normal singing voice which is about an octave and a half or if on guitar an open string up to its 15th or so fret. Too few notes in a perfect 4th plus an octave but that's why earlier tuning systems mimicked the "pitchy" quality of our voices. The huge orchestra's of the 17th century pushed toward a system of compatibility been dozens of instrument and their range as there was no mixing the theater for performance would built with the orchestra in mind etc so it's obsolete as mixing digital or analog allows reverb, eq and loudness of instruments to be altered, pitch ranges to be extended etc. There's programs to help you use different tuning systems if you read this far in my ramble or tunning a real piano is technically a possibility but even if you take all that time and get good at it an acoustic piano takes awhile to tune those 88 notes so I'm sure if you have one around no one else will like the "strange" sound of the piano!

@sowhazupguy

3 жыл бұрын

What

@leftfield6590

3 жыл бұрын

@@sowhazupguy He's talking about the different ways you can tune a piano. He seems to know more than me haha. This song sounds like it uses odd non western tuning or something, which gives it some weird exotic sound.

🤯👏💯

this shit just woke me up lol

Reminds me of Einsturzende Neubauten

@kaptndingenskirchen2042

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for bringing me to Einstürzende Neubauten!

for anybody that likes this check out tim heckers album "virgins"

@JamesBondBLHK100

4 жыл бұрын

Yeeeeesssss! 😍😍 Tim Hecker's work is amazing, and I love the album "Virgins". Great stuff he's made on that album that's almost eerie. ❤❤

too much empty sound only to be filled with resonating dissonance; chaotic, perturbing, angry with delight, the plight of the serial fanatic pleasuring himself to the noises all around him filled with a chamber of massaging madness.

reminds me of midsommar

Our Friend and Teacher; Aberrance

I wish for a NaisanceE II, and that some "running in stairway" scene uses this.

the subtitles on this are... interesting.

When It Happens (Don't Worry I Won't)

Love it but I wish there was vocals

B A N G E R

"When It Happens Don't Mind Me. Just Save the Children".

Some Tim Hecker vibes coming from this

bOmsOm .

Listens to xiu xiu once

@fulldisclosureiamamonster2786

4 жыл бұрын

GOOD GOD

@localdishwasher

3 жыл бұрын

Underrated comment

I think Trent's lost his mind.

@MrLandslide84

3 жыл бұрын

Nah he's insanely brilliant and has nothing but time.

@jamie150741

3 жыл бұрын

@@MrLandslide84 I'd take it as a compliment

0.25 speed for the MadLads...

ummagumma,relics,obscured by clouds nin dose that style better.but powerful,lexplosive tracks ill take any day.

150, 18, 3.

@aLgUeRoViCh

4 жыл бұрын

Alt Laina 🧐

@jeffwalker6815

4 жыл бұрын

What do these numbers mean? I see them everywhere

Termite East Oakland 666 this is my favorite song on locusts coVid19

microtonal

Is this era of Ghosts copyright free?

@thomasschakow6465

3 жыл бұрын

V and VI were freebies from TR and Atticus

Keep the comment section cringe-free, guys. Please.

@theenthusiast9708

4 жыл бұрын

why

@limpicatto

4 жыл бұрын

​@@theenthusiast9708 So we have cringe and non-cringe comments

@sowhazupguy

3 жыл бұрын

XD Trent have my babies eeeeeee

Subzero after he stole from Shinnok.

Wtf?!

Fucking disturbing

Shameless self promotion. If you are into this you might like my new album, Soundtrack for a Movie Not Yet Written. The whole thing is on my youtube page.

I love this album, but this is probably the worst song on it. I'm not saying this song is bad, but all the other songs are better.

This is the only song I have liked off V and VI. The rest of the songs are way too ambient with almost no percussion or rhythm at all. Completely unlike the original ghosts album where almost every track had some kind of drum loop or percussion.

This is definitely the theme of Trump's negligence

@comrade7376

4 жыл бұрын

Funny how one can find ORANGE MAN BAD inserted into anything without contex, and not making any sense like your comment. Man, we're all just trying to listen to good music regardless of our politics...

@breadandroses7

4 жыл бұрын

Tyler Sanford it’s never not fun to poke at Trump

@Henrydingus01123

4 жыл бұрын

By negligence I assume you mean how he is handling the coronavirus issue and if he would have taken the measures people’s hindsight are telling them should have been done then people would have FLIPPED OUT and said Trump is making his move to become dictator. People flipped out when he stopped flights coming in from China. If he stopped all international flights back in December people would have straight revolted.