Halsey x Trent Reznor x Atticus Ross In Conversation from Capitol Studios
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ส.ค. 2021
- Halsey, Trent Reznor, and Atticus Ross discuss the new album If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power at Capitol Studios. Moderated by Lizzy Goodman.
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"Its not about genre, or pop, or rock.. But truth and risk taking, can and does matter..." - Trent. Gold.
Nothing screams risk taking like opening the interview up with a disclaimer announcing their compliance with government tyranny.
@@darqentries tyranny?
@@darqentries um, no dude. Sorry to say you're wrong there
@@darqentries hey we’re all in this together
@@darqentries Stop getting your news from Facebook.
"I don't like to ½ do something..."
~Trent Reznor, a perfectionist
Musical genius
Right!? How many years I waited for the fragile…totally worth it lol
I'm only trying, at this point, to not find this all amusing due to the creators.
"Tapeworm was mediocre"
Trent Reznor pissed :p
"Something's gonna get broken!!!"
~Trent Reznor when his equipment failed and had to pay the price
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Trent being able to laugh about the worries that people wouldn't like his music now that he's sober made me smile. I feel like I've grown up with him in a way, and I'm so proud of how far he's come.
you are the girl who does asmr very fast !!! Amazing to see you around here :o
@@autobahn666 Aww, hello! I'm a long time NIN fan. It's nice to see you too! 🥰
You to?! He came in to a store I used to work at. He was very casual and polite. He was way more like everyone else which isn't what I expected I guess. I've been a fan of his music for most of my life and can really relate to his lyrics. He's the closest thing to a modern day Mozart than we'll ever get! ✌
@@Jeffthedude15 Yeah, I used to hear a rumor that he was a dick, but he went through a really tough time for a while. He's just a normal guy who was able to get clean and start a family. I admire that he can maintain that while still being a genius. Some other rock stars aren't that chill...😂
@@fruitypatchouli I'm from New Orleans and he used to live in the Garden district. I knew a guy that used to drive Trent and his wife every year for Mardi Gras. When I met Trent he was cool, calm and polite when I asked him are you Trent? He said yes and put his hand out to shake. I think back because I didn't tell him what a huge fan I am and what a big influence he's been to me. Coming from emotion and pain which I've been I dark places also! Definitely not a dick! lol
as much as we all have our fav NIN era, i'm stoked to see him and his band/family continue to experiment and evolve through the decades while working with younger artists to hone their craft while helping bring newer artists to everyone's ears. sign of a true artist.
EDIT: Having listened to Halsey's album a number of times now, having known of her but not heard her music, i can without a doubt say i know *why* Trent & Atticus agreed to work with her. Her own craft is immense & transcends the bounds of terms like pop, rock, punk, whatever, much like NIN does, which is what i loved about Trent's collaboration album with Saul Williams some time ago as well, but i digress.
Halsey didn't *need* to be uplifted by Atticus & Trent, her talent speaks for itself, but the three working together on an album like this is wonderful, and makes a mockery of some commenters claiming they sold out, or she's "just" a pop singer. this album is not designed for radio play and chart-topping. it has its catchy moments, sure, but it's so much more. give it a good listen - with great headphones - before rushing to judge the work and the motivations of people who created it. peace.
Well said. Made me chuckle when Atticus is talking about his daughter and pop. I’ve found myself consulting my 12 yr old on the last few artists they’ve collaborated with. But its also neat I can connect with her over music that way 🖤
Couldn't of Said it better my self. I would really like to Trent and the collective that has become Nine Inch Nails get to re do their Rock And Roll Hall of Fame Induction. The Whole Covid thing really gave them the shit end of everything. TRENT has never been one for awards or anything like that but I truly believe that they deserve such a better ceremony than what they got. I love what they did and how they all handled it and it honestly was was entertaining listening to all them. But Trent deserves the big ceremony for being inducted with all the people, the music, having another artist give an amazing speech on the impact of NIN. What Trent did for the Clash is on their Induction night was incredible. And they deserve the same. I'd really like to see that all re done. I'm sure I'm not alone on this opinion.
We definitely need artists like Trent and Atticus in the industry.
Not only they make great music, both in NIN as well for cinema, but they're probably the only ones who didn't sold themselves out to Hollywood for just a few quids.
In a jaded, plastic and fake industry such as that of Hollywood, where it doesn't matter what do you know but WHO YOU KNOW, we need people like them who are not "sucked" deeper into the system.
Word!!! Back to the basement w/ all the 808's. I remember Reznor telling us he was scrambling just for guys to go on the road and open for Meat Beat Manifesto. The place they played in B'more was a little shithole we hung out at whether it was a show or not. Back in the day when all the regulars stayed to help the bands carry their shit out. Not the best for Reznor, but awesome for us. 85-95 was a sick part of my life when it came to music and the shit it lucked out with. I remember my buddy barely getting Alain Jourgensen back to the tour bus on A Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste Tour and they opened with0 "Breathe" and when the drum intro gave way to the guitars cutting, it was like the entire club hovered off the ground, the energy was NUTS, and everyone was cool, collectively one ball of fire. Shows like NIN and ministry happening at the same time PE and the S1W's were touring with the Beaties and N.W.A. and Tribe back then and most of all the same people were at all the same shows. I can understand how he could be humble, and generous, and still seeking. It's what artists do, be it on a grand stage or with piles of it in their garage, for many it's not a choice, just a matter of fact. I thought that last project he put out was really Dope, I knew old fans wouldn't wouldn't be into, but we already have that ... we don't know what comes next, and that's what makes some of these dudes rad to me personally. Yet, it's just my humble opinion, and as an "Elder of the Tribe", I can only try to pass down some knowledge as I can. I hope ya dig it Homie!!! ✌️
@Dr. Detroit How are you so sure he isn't?
It’s like Trent is doing for Halsey in the same way Bowie did for him as a sort of mentor figure of sorts, which is dope to see. And it’s a great album that has elements that reminded me of the fragile, which feels like the child of that record. Which is all in all, great.
this way the saga continues
Atticus in particular in this sounds exactly like Bowie describing working with Trent.
I did not know of all this until right now... I must hear this creation! OXO ❤️
I just now realized that I’ve been hearing David Bowie in trents style all of these years. That’s very cool to know thanks!
Actually, I always felt it was Trent that helped David's career.... Bowie at the time was experimenting with a more electronic style/sound that was totally evident with the release of Earthling; however, the Earthling album (one of my favorite albums) was sadly over looked by most music fans.... Trent getting involved with David's next album Outside made a huge difference in Dave's popularity essentially introducing him to a whole new, younger audience especially in America.... Lost Highways Deranged was epic.... Trent also helped Gary Numan and Adam Ant too.... Trent is a legend.... 😊
This conversation is really awesome. It's EXTRA awesome in the fact that THEY ALL LET EACH OTHER SPEAK WITHOUT INTERUPTING EACH OTHER. Gosh I wish all conversations were like this. Just wonderful.
She seems like one of those people that talk a lot once they're nervous.
Trent is the coolest, most zen person I've ever seen.
The man is a legend
Now*. On early interviews he was like her, plus couldn't sit still because of how nervous he was. He said he was even terrified of singing in front of people without distortion, and that was at his peak. So glad that he's so chill now.
not as zen as atticus lol
I'm digging Trent's chill gentleman-alpha-male-vibe. Good job aging!
I think she just talks a lot period. I think she loves to talk.
Having Trent Reznor to be on the credits of an album, I could die a happy man if that happened. A lot of people don’t know but Aaliyah wanted to work with Trent Reznor on a album for her.
wow really ???
Whoa, I had no idea! Cool fact!
i remember that as trent was unavailable at the time as i think he was touring or he had just gotten off the road (and was dealing with personal shit) as he couldn't work with aaliyah at the time as it's a shame considering that it would've been interesting. plus, aaliyah on that album and the album b4 was coming into her own.
I remember. I was SO looking forward to that back then...
one of the great what ifs
Trent has aged wonderfully! Atticus too. Very handsome and talented gentlemen.
Good evening, how are you doing, hope you and your family are safe from the pandemic?
@@emmettmueller1636 Good morning! I hope you and your family are safe and happy too? We had some close calls but so far, everyone is alright. Thanks for asking, you’re very kind!
@@S.D.M022 am glad everyone is doing alright. Thank you and you too is very nice . Please can we be friends? If so can you give me your email address so I can email you directly
@@emmettmueller1636 I can be your friend, I’m afraid to post my email on here though
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Trent and Atticus are beginning to look like each other.
For real
I’m convinced Trent and Atticus have somehow become ONE.
Trentticus Rossner
@@le_decard ←this guy swearing in Latinicus!
UMmmmmmm
I was thinking this jajajaja it is true
I think it's cool that we still have popstars trying to change how mainstream music could sound.
And yet everything Atticus touches sounds identical.
@@Trazynn damn what did tha vape gawd do to you
We did that in the 90’s. Main stream music was amazing from techno to house to metal to industrial and on and on before woke corporation’s took over
@David Hasselhoff cool but come on. You cant see this???!!? Two things can be true at once.
Lol. No. Dear god no.
Everything changes, and Trent Reznor is so wise here , I can hear him talking the whole time , his voice is so calming , love you forever Trent reznor
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I’m following Halsey for a long time on her journey, NiN even longer. This album is like the meeting of two strong and роwerful streams becoming one river. I love witnessing this confluence.
Beautifully Put
@Curiouser11 I used to write, yes. Also thank you!
Wow! Very well said! And i agree 100%
@@xochitllee24 what a pretentious and ridiculous mindset. "Real artists", what are you talking about? She exists in our world and makes art, that's "real" enough. If you don't like her music that's fine, but don't pretend to know what objectively qualifies as "good music" or "real art" or what Trent's and Atticus' intentions were during this collaboration.
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The most precious moment in the whole interview is when I see Trent smiling. If I remember correctly, I rarely see him smile like this on camera except when he is with his wife.
A golden moment
He looks empty and creepy
I played the album's first song and 3 notes in, about one second, I recognized NIN fingerprints.
It's that signature piano sound. The second it started it felt like NIN.
@@AgentBoolen it’s not the piano sound, it’s literally the first three chords of Hurt, lmao.
He plays in Mixolydian a lot
@@gigachad192 I think that was a purposeful nod
@@gigachad192 first 3 notes
Trent looks like he was getting ready for shows again. Truly a shame it couldn't work out this year.
I thought there was an American tour this year, I was hoping he would come to the UK in 2022
Yeah I had tickets to a September show that was canceled... Hopefully next year.
Damn
I know seeing him and Atticus is on my bucket list, truly.
I was hoping to see him at riot fest. Once he cancelled, so did we.
I want to say this without sounding like a fanboy or creep or something... Throughout my life I have been through some of the worst and darkest experiences I could imagine on this planet. I have been to hell and back. It wasn't a family member or friend who was always by my side through the extreme ups and downs, on the contrary, family and friends tended to show their true colors during by those times and I've parted ways with many of them over the years. The person/thing that was always by my side was Trent Reznor and his music. So, thank you sincerely, sir. I wish I could shake your hand. And thank you for opening me up to new emotions and feelings that I did not even know I had or was capable of feeling. May the God you probably don't believe in bless your beautiful soul.
It's ok to fanboy about someone who has impacted your life. :)
I liked this conversation. It’s like we got to hang out with all of them.
For being such a deep thinker and soulful writer, she’s very much an open door (spirit) which is strange. She’s cool. Most writers on that level are closed up when giving interviews. 😍😎
Halsey understanding NIN’s impact/influence shows she has an ear for music being outside of what the mainstream pop world has to offer. Trent and Atticus are your favorite musicians favorite musician. ~NIN~
Atticus ruined NIN.
@@justandardprocedure soooo everything With Teeth onwards sucks for you then?
@@tristanraine no. I liked year zero and the slip. Although, I rarely go back to those albums.
Atticus's influence I feel, is weak and unnecessary when talking about NIN.
He ruined a Coheed and Cambria album too.
@@justandardprocedure hm, strange that you enjoy those and Atticus worked on those. I don't know what you have against the man except the haha brotish man everyone likes to meme with
@@tristanraine I don't have anything against him. I don't know the guy.
I do feel he made NIN significantly worse with his input. It's called an opinion and it's ok for it to be different than yours.
an incredible collaboration. halsey and trent and atticus work so incredibly well together. this album is incredible and blew me away.
Ikr it was super cool, also the Dave Grohl feature on honey was e x q u i s i t e
Trent and Atticus still masters of the craft after all this time.
It was really nice to hear them talk about their creative and collaborative process, about authenticity and how to be good parents in the midst of all that. This is something my husband and I have had to navigate as artists and parents. You don't have to lose your autonomy in parenting on purpose, you just have to become more disciplined about your time and everything you do. Your identity becomes more solid through that discipline.
I love how Halsey said, "You don't have to compromise morally to rage creatively." And I loved how Trent was nodding and feeling relatable in regards to parenthood just knocking you off your ego kick and also how he's been there when Halsey was saying how she feared her fans who could relate to her as a wreck might not like her as a happy person.
The time I fell in love with Trent was standing in stadium as a teenager who had lost a lot of people in my life, hearing him sing about how "Everyone I know, goes away in the end," and just being floored with emotion because FINALLY, someone knows how I feel! But I also remember very specifically standing in a stadium years later, listening to NIN on the With Teeth tour (after years of relating to Trent's angst and pain as a young person) and hearing him make the decision NOT to end with Hurt and ending on an uptick, going home and journaling, "If Trent Reznor can find happiness, there's hope for the rest of us." And I did, find happiness. When Halsey said she thinks her fans like to see her happy, it's true. I loved seeing my idol of relatable pain, Trent, find his way and become happy and turn into an awesome, responsible man, standing in his power and still creating. I loved how he spoke about having that own realization for himself watching Bowie!
Great interview! I felt like this was one of the most raw and intriguing interviews addressing the artist/family dynamic I've ever heard. We've been told that to be creative, you have to sacrifice family, but these 3 people whom I respect as artists are saying, that's bullshit. I also loved how Trent said true art honors where you stand right now, not who you were 10, 5 or even 2 yrs ago.
After hearing the album and now, watching and enjoying this sit down with the artists holy hell I’m a 46 year old diehard NIN fan who also completely fell in love with Halsey. She is incredibly deep, charming and REAL. Forever fan here, Hals. Trent and Atticus saw her light from the vet go. 🔥
*get go
I’m a lifelong Trent/NIN fan, but wasn’t overly familiar with Halsey… This interview was fantastic. I just purchased the new album & can’t wait to dive into it tomorrow. :)
Spoiler alert - that album sucks
@@bloodromance4776 no it doesn’t
@@sommer367 sound design is top, some choruses are catchy but verses is shitty as shit
@@bloodromance4776 ahah leave people to their opinions and taste NIN gatekeeper
That is too good.
You guys this album is amazing. I probably never would have ever even listened to Halsey knowingly if you weren’t attached. Now I’m all in, the production, the voice, the song writing just wow. Everything is so nuanced and unique and powerful. It’s really a moving record. Thanks for doing this interview I found it really interesting!
Same! Never been into Halsey but this sucked me in….
"I never cared about Halsey, but now that I heard 2 of my favorite artists are associated with her, my music tastes magically changed" Lmao, the fanboyism could not get any more blatant.
no one even said that. if anything halsey's sound changed because of her collab with trent and atticus, which is why many NIN fans are digging this song when they haven't liked halsey before. if you think exploring new music through artists you admire and forming new opinions is blind fanboyism, you're blocking yourself from developing your taste and discovering new things you like.
@@kwizatzhannahrach Lol, Halsey's music, Trent Reznor collab or not, sounds NOTHING like Nine Inch Nails.
I hope they release an instrumental version
I’ve been a NIN fan for 25 years or so and I’ll admit I rarely take to a new album of theirs immediately. It takes time to absorb. But one thing I do love is the evolution of style, sound, themes, etc. Every time I have that everything must sound like Broken or TDS moment I think of Year Zero, Add Violence or Gone Girl OST. Never been a Halsey fan but this album is really good. Kinda get a fragile meets hesitation marks sound with for once an album with something to say.
But Trent, always beautiful and the most powerful artist since I was a wee las🥺 Atticus also so so amazing. Such an interesting trio here
Such a pleasure to see them, and listen to them. I'm a lifelong Trent/NIN fan, but I have also recently become a mother. And everything they talked about touches me so deeply. I'm truly grateful for this collaboration, and for this video providing an even more intimate insight.
The rotating foot though.
Can't unnotice it now
Oh no! 🙈 I can’t stop looking lol
Yeah, so annoying
She ain’t bad tho haha
Trent is so a creative machine.
As an artist I have so much respect for his work ethic and drive.
i grew up on alternative rock bands, including Nine Inch Nails. My dad always had these bands playing in the car and we'd run through an entire CD anytime we were going somewhere. So this type of music has always held a special place in my heart, it's at my roots. I love many different genres of music, and it's why i love Halsey so much cause she really has a good range from album to album. But to hear this album...one of my favorite, if not my FAVORITE artist's music in this realm of alt rock, is the best thing to ever happen to me. This is making my dreams come true. I've longed for the day that i could find another artist/band in modern music who fulfills the same feeling i get from bands like NIN, MCR, Sum 41, The Offspring, Greenday, etc.
Halsey will always be a favorite artist of mine because she is so un-apologetically herself and speaks her mind, she'll fuckin scream her mind if she needs to, and i love that! You can 100% tell she is rock n roll, this is the sound she's always strived for. It doesn't sound fake, it feels beyond genuine. I go to work and leave EAGER to play this album on my ride home and just scream the words to Easier Than Lying, vibe out to Lilith, rock my head to Lighthouse, sing my heart out to I am not a woman, Im a god...this album is so special.
I love everything you said except for one thing...don't label NiN into alternative rock...that like Linkin park...NiN was more industrial rock...never alt rock
Yes, girl! I, too , canot wait to drive around so that I can listen to this album as loud as I want and just jam out!
@@domincanazo It sounds like she's saying, 'To hear Trent's influence in this realm of alt rock...' Not "NIN is alt rock"
This was such a comfortable interview to watch, such a pleasant ambiance.
This was incredibly enjoyable. Love witnessing these artists’ journey. ✨
Will she just turn on TRENT when the favour fades ?
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I never heard of Halsey until yesterday.... She has a wonderful voice and is an amazing lyricist.... Attractive and intelligent too.... 😇
Anything Trent touches turns to gold❣💋
This video was awesome and reinforces why I've been a fan of Trent and NIN since the early-90s. I have so much respect for how he approaches music and his willingness to work with an artist like Halsey to make her album "full" and reinforce the story she was hoping to tell.
I love NIN and Halsey😍 and they created something together ,my brain exploded🤯
Why do I only need to hear one bar to know Reznor has his stamp on it! Love it.
You know shit just got real when Trent gets a fresh haircut
They're all so attractive. You can hear that they're artists when they speak
Loved this so much. They're so incredibly humble and kind, but still know how to kick ass. and the album is AMAZING. I wish they talked about the film tho!
Literally nothing humble about Halsey. She wrote a love letter to NIN, propositioned them because she felt worthy of their attention, and ultimately got her way. What about that is humble? That was a rhetorical question btw
@@xochitllee24 they were saying that Trent and Atticus are humble, not Halsey.
I love this so much. I literally have tears in my eyes because this album screams HALSEY! I kept waiting for it since it was announced and counting down the days. It is THAT important to me because I get to hear this kind of music that's different and on the other side of the spectrum of what I usually listen to (it's all BTS by the way) so that's a nice touch to the whole picture of all the art I consume on a daily basis. So thank you, really.
Hello ARMY! :) It's funny because I've loved NIN for one and a half decades and only recently got into music on the other side of the spectrum (BTS last year and then lil bit of Halsey through them).
This album's sound is so Nine Inch Nails that I almost feel uncomfortable somehow (don't ask me why, idk). But it's interesting what different kinds of people are brought together through this collab.
Inspiring seeing someone like Halsey finding motivation and imagination from folks like Trent and Atticus. This music things exists on a spiritual plane that we can all glean something from
Trents sounds and ideas with Halsey's voice...Okay I can dig that. :)
The real star here is the interview lady & her constantly rotating foot. Once you see it you can't un-see it! 🤣
Halsey is a very talented artist.
Trent and Ross add brilliantly to her work. The new album is stunning.
No she’s not she’s awful can’t believe Trent is working with a pop star
@@brandonlatus2218 go to therapy respectfully
@@bakedcherry lol cringe
@@bakedcherry Trent needs to go to therapy he’s talented working with a talentless hack
@@brandonlatus2218 hes more successful and respected than you so 🤷🏻♀️
Thank you for this collaboration. The album is on repeat since I've seen this Interview. Didn't knew Halsey before. Great job!!!
Anything rezn touches turns to gold
Eh...he's hit or miss actually.
@@symbologee blasphemy!
@@symbologee Ghosts I'm not a big fan of but, everything past that you're right lmao
@@Live.Vibe.Lasers Nope. Hit or miss. I've been a fan of NIN ever since he opened for Skinny Puppy. Trent used to bang out really good tunes. After Year Zero he lost a lot of juice.
"your opinion is wrong because mine is right" mindset going on up in these comments 😂
When Halsey talked about this album being about her pregnancy and everything she went through…I thought that this new album can be applied to my own personal traumas as I don’t know what it’s like to be pregnant. However, I do have past traumas and some of those songs can be applied how I felt at that time. Amazing interview!
Atticus may not be the most outspoken in the group but when he speaks people listen. Such a talented and interesting individual
Loved the interview. I wouldn’t have listened to this album if Trent and Atticus weren’t involved as I’ve never really given Halsey a chance... and damn - what a masterpiece. Beautiful song writing, and beautiful arrangements that really brought out the feelings of the songs...gave those beautiful lyrics the punch they needed. I’m so impressed and have had this on repeat ever since it was released.
listening to the album right now thanks to this video and it's REALLY good! yall are onto something... wow!
One of my favourite albums of the last decade. Really interesting stuff.
Congrats Ashley, working with Reznor is insane. Never imagined you’d get this far from the hardcore scene and basement shows. Seriously mind blowing. Much love from back home.
Coming from a fan since the day I was born. My mom.. bless her heart, made you into my favorite band of all time. Full appreciation.
Not a big Halsey fan but I appreciate this conversation between everyone, the honesty and vulnerability is superb
@ghost mall maybe... they're just not a fan of her?
@ghost mall ehhh the dude may like nin, just because he’s not a fan of Halsey doesn’t make him averse to modern music. And anyways he was just expressing the fact that although Halsey is not his favorite artist he did enjoy the conversation. Smh, lighten up frances.
@ghost mall so much buffoonery in your comment mate
@ghost mall Idk I think your comments were way more unnecessary
@ghost mall Behavior such as raising baseless allegations of someone's insecurity has never been popular with most people, neither then nor today.
This was an amazing interview. As a musician and composer, I can so relate to everything they discussed during this. I started out with ideas. I have always put so much feeling into my playing. My best work is when I'm sad. I could relate so much when she mentioned that in her discussion. Also, I agree that an artist should not change for anyone in creating of their art. Put out what you feel. And don't think so much what others say to do or how to create one's own work. This is very important. Sure we want our fans to like it. But I agree that one should stand by their own happiness when it comes to creating. You had good role models whom helped you in the creative process. And I love that you stood by how you felt. Again, this interview was amazing in the sense that it helps inspire others in their own writing. I can't wait to hear the album. Great interview everyone!!! 😎🤘🔥🎶💀🖤
I'm so excited to hear this album. I'm NOT a pop fan, but Halsey has something special. A few of her songs have really cut to my core and NIN and Trent have been a gift in my life and are my all time favorite.
The way the describe the process and the insecurities attached to these creations really nails the heart of making music or art.
I think I could listen to Trent talk about anything for hours on end.
The woman in blue looks like a nurse. Trent & Atticus look like two therapists... and Halsey like the patient, I guess. I wonder if it’s casual
the album is awesome !! love the 3 of them but man .. what a sloooooow interview ! thanks for the 1.5 velocity option
Great interview, great personalities, very human and honest as always! Thank you all!
Wouldn’t now be the perfect time for Trent to drop a “YEAR ONE” album???
Genius idea
Yes, their was talk of an HBO show but it’s never surfaced
The ironic thing was he took "the mark"...lmao
yeah! and maybe one day the sequel album "Upward Spiral"
I still think about the Year Zero ARG quite a bit
Great interview. Like others have said, it's nice to see the guys helping younger artists grow. I remember Trent mentioning in an interview from the 90s saying he hoped he'd be producing later down the line, so it's awesome that's happened. I've never heard Halsey as I'm not a big pop fan and the concept of the album is definitely weird for me, but despite that, I really enjoyed hearing what she had to say. I appreciate the way she's viewing the art: as kind of a dark, personal thing, a way to convey complex feelings. It's not pretty or sexy, it's kind of weird and uncomfortable, but it's cool and meaningful, and that's much of what art is about to me. And it's always nice to see how Trent & Atticus are doing.
Halsey is so humble and awestruck at Atticus and Trent. I love her. I'm a new fan.
Really genuine interview!!..Music is pure and delightfully mysterious!!
lol 45 mins in where she's talking about how she writes records about "being some sort of disaster person" made me laugh a bit. Nine Inch Nails work is like a mirror for self-loathing disaster people most of the time. I guess that's probably why they are an inspiration for her.
also, I'll have to agree with Atticus Ross, I am pulling a lot more than "pregnancy" from the lyrics. until seeing this I didn't know the album was actually about her prenancy.. I dig deep when It comes to lyrics, and there a few songs on this album that found me building idea's.
Can’t believe Trent is working with this pop star talentless hack
@hyperviewmemory but they would agree obviously trents back on drugs but he’d ageee she sucks
@hyperviewmemory they would tho
@@brandonlatus2218 Get off your mom's iPad bud
I admit that I’ve never been a fan of Halsey’s music although I think she is beautiful, then this album dropped produced by Trent and Atticus, and it blew me away. I’m loving it and my man, Jack Dangers from Meat Beat Manifesto did some programming on it as well as Alan Moulder mixing!
Didn't know about Jack Dangers being involved but I should've heard it!! Love this collaboration because I would NEVER listen to Halsey without NIИ being involved but I really enjoyed the album!
@@elizabethsedai854 I am way into it. Jack does programming on 'Girl is a Gun', from the sounds of it, it seems like drums.
3 of my favorite artists came together and made some magic happen♡
Halsey amazing job! Love, love, love the album. I can relate so much! I haven't been this excited to hear and listen to an album in a long time. Sihce the 90s. Just played the entire thing, and will continue to, from start to end. Thank you all!! Trent, Halsey, Atticus!!! Beautiful imagery, filming, feeling, revelavent issues across time.
Trent I've always been a huge fan! Was so happy to see you part of this. You too Atticus. To hear you in it!! This is a great album! Thank you all!
THEY LOOK SO GOOD OMG
I'm listening to this now. This is really good!
Glad you’re liking it! Favorite song?
As a musician, it brings me solace in knowing that someone like Trent and Atticus can have self doubt sometimes about their work but still have the balls to put themselves out there.
I Love this conversation, the insights shared, authenticity of moving thru personal conundrums and changing self/identity/ego...as it relates to art, creativity, personal development, and making music - but to do so with brilliant minds such as Trent and Atticus in the mix...whoa! This is special - as is the album!! ❤️⚡️⚡️⚡️
Yea, when Atticus mentions the album coming from a place of truth being more universally acceptable - def. I'm not pregnant either lol. But listening to this through for the first time, I was delighted - it was magical. So much of it is just.. bang on - to what I'm going through at this time. Thank-you, and what a wonderful collaboration!
All I can say is thank you.. Thank you Halsey, Trent, and Atticus.
Trent & Atticus, Thank you for everything!
we will look forward to the project, welcome sweet girl. I am looking forward to hearing this new project. I think synt pop is coming. and I love it!!
Artists evolve and take risks and often see themselves way beyond the borders of where we place them. Give me an artist any day even if it challenges my eyes and ears upon first seeing or hearing it. Well done to all the artists involved - keep pushing and challenging. We're better off because of it.
The album is amazing. I've been listening to it on repeat for a few days. I really feel like everyone brought their best and it came together beautifully
Wow! As a big NIN and Halsey fan, I really enjoyed that conversation! Great stuff! 😊👏🏻 Both are awesome artists!
The album is amazing. It's something I didn't expect when I started listening but I was surprised. Knowing Trent and Atticus' work though, I'm not surprised. It's a masterpiece.
I didn't know this was happening, but now I'm excited for this project.
Not a fan of Halsey, but Reznor and Atticus Rose are very talented.
@@connorhalloran9630 I didn’t know. I guess I don’t pay attention.
The album is fantastic. Maybe the best Pop album in years. I dig this kind of Pop that is a little dark. Congrats.
@hyperviewmemory Lol. Yes it is.
Me too
I didn’t really know anything about Halsey before I heard this record as a 40-yo NIN fan but I love this record so much and I am really impressed by her insight and emotional honesty in this interview.
thanks guys, the album is great!
I just couldn't wait for Trent to start speaking.
Literally crying. I'm so proud of you, Ashley.
Incredible. I have never listened
to Halsey, but I am now excited to parouse.
What a great interview and discussion!
This is the most I’ve seen Atticus talk.
Lol at first I thought he never had enough time to talk when they were accepting Oscars, though I think he might just be super introverted. He’s kind of like Trents quieter half
Anytime I hear others say that Kurt Cobain was the voice of a generation I can't help but laugh because as far as I'm concerned Trent Reznor was and still is the voice of this gen Xer.
No one come close to him as far as the style he has!
I've lived multiple lifetimes, in this one. Trent and company have been the soundtrack for many of them. Became a Halsey fan a few years back, love her writing, and her instrument. Literally stumbled across this tonight, and I already need it, without hearing a single note. Much love, to us all.... may our pain, and growth out of it, be a beacon to all, still in the shit.
❤
Wow....I cannot WAIT to listen to this album.
I'm 38 and a pretty big NIN fan. Nowhere near as huge a fan as some...but a big fan, since around 1999.
As for Halsey....I've heard one, and only one, album of hers....Hopeless Tragic Kingdom. I loved it. It's not one of my favorite albums...but damn is it good. So....finding out about this colab is super intriguing. Once I get a day off work I'm going to listen to the entire thing from front to back. Can't wait!!
Trent is my inspiration for making music.
I kinda love Trent and Atticus being corny dads
Very cool interview and the album is fire!!!
Obsessed with this album