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How well do you know Nine Inch Nails and the band's mastermind Trent Reznor? Dig a little deeper with this video.

The 2014 Grammy Awards was yet another successful broadcast of the annual event, but within the worlds of rock and metal, a tremendous amount of controversy and perceived disrespect caused a heated worldwide conversation. Most spiteful amongst Grammy performers this year was undoubtedly Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor, who offered a strong "F--- You" to the Grammys, but now the award show'

Ever since the title 'Trent Reznor in Conversation With…' appeared as the title of a bonus cut for the new Nine Inch Nails 'Hesitation Marks' album, there's been plenty of speculation about who might be chatting up the rocker. It's now been revealed via the NIN Hotline posted track that Trent Reznor is in conversation with none other than himself.

Nine Inch Nails are gearing up for the release of 'Hesitation Marks' on Sept. 3 and the heart of the operation Trent Reznor seems to be in a good head space. Any longtime fan of the band knows that has not always been the case for the king of angst, who distilled his pain into his art. He's a father now, and yeah, things have changed.

The calm before the storm is an apt description for 'Find My Way,' a Nine Inch Nails track was performed last month at Japan's Fuji Rocks Festival. The track surfaced again in its full studio form on Zane's Lowe's BBC radio show.

Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor still has plenty of rage, he's just finding more healthier ways to channel it. The rocker tells the Guardian that his band's 1994 classic 'The Downward Spiral' and the new 'Hesitation Marks' album are two parts of the same journey, each addressing his rage in different manners.

Trent Reznor is a music mastermind who loves having control over the creative process. Geniuses such as Prince and Brian Wilson share the same trait, but in a recent interview with KROQ morning hosts Kevin & Bean, the Nine Inch Nails leader talked about being more open to the spirit of collaboration.

Trent Reznor laid a big surprise on the music industry when he announced a new Nine Inch Nails album was in the works. 'Hesitation Marks' is coming out on Sept. 3, and to promote its release Reznor had an in-depth sit down with KROQ Los Angeles' morning hosts Kevin & Bean in which he delved into the different musical direction for the upcoming disc.

Nine Inch Nails mastermind Trent Reznor announced earlier this year that he was resurrecting the band with a new lineup for a 2013 tour, but all indications were that fans would not see a new NIN album this year. However, Reznor revealed yesterday (May 28) that Nine Inch Nails have been secretly working on a new disc that will indeed come out in 2013 via Columbia Records.

Trent Reznor's How to Destroy Angels will release An Omen on Nov. 13 via Columbia Records. The track listing for this much anticipated set is as follows: "Keep It Together" "Ice Age" "On the Wing" "The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters" "The Loop Closes" "Speaking In Tongues" Unida, the stoner rock band featuring onetime Kyuss