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Trent Gets His NIN iPhone App Approved

rg — Fri, 08 May 2009 23:20:18 +0000

…unchanged none the less. After throwing a well deserved hissy fit at Apple for failing to approve the new NIN iPhone App due to some inappropriate content, by way of The Downward Spiral (the same album that is sold without issue on the iTunes Music Store), the App Store has now approved the NIN App as is. Smart movin’ Apple. To get more of the story with links to Trent’s rants, visit Engadget here.

Trent also sat down to answer fan questions via Vimeo recently. He talks up the upcoming summer tour with Jane’s Addiction and throws in some jabs at Rivers and Prince when asked about releasing tunes from his demo archives.

trent reznor fan-interview from wretchi wretch on Vimeo.

Imah Do The Things That I Wanna Do

rg — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 19:01:00 +0000

Thank the lord for the internet. A rip of Weezer’s new song Pork and Beans has made its way online today. You can grab it over at Twelve Major Chords. The rumored red album might be in stores this June. What do I think of the tune? It’s a hell of a lot better than Beverly Hills. And since I’m a true believer, maybe it signals a good album to come. Here’s hoping.

=w= forevah.

*update: weezer.com*

So Much Weezer News I’m About To Pop

rg — Tue, 23 Oct 2007 20:01:00 +0000

My Weezer radar went off the charts today thanks to a tip off from the tripwire. Weez main man Rivers Cuomo will be graciously releasing his first solo collection this December! Alone: The Home Recordings Of Rivers Cuomo 1992-2007 will be out on 12/11/07. It’s a collection of never before heard music, including tracks from the scrapped album Songs From the Black Hole that later morphed into what would be Pinkerton. Cannot wait, and thank you Rivers!

And in even bigger news from Weezer.com – Album #6 is now in the mixing stage! And reports from the band and Carl all point to what will be a very special, killer album. Read Carl’s post over at Weezer.com for more.

And get some more news straight from Rivers over at Rollingstone.com and Pitchfork.