NINE INCH NAILS: New Remix Album Detailed

October 12, 2007

Billboard.com reports that NINE INCH NAILS' "Year Zero" has been remixed track-by-track for "Y34RZ3R0R3MIX3D", due November 20 via Interscope. Among the remixers are NEW ORDER's Stephen Morris and Gillian Gilbert, the Faint, Bill Laswell, Ladytron, Fennesz and Saul Williams.

The remix of "My Violent Heart" was made by a fan, under the moniker Pirate Robot Midget. "Remix records can be disposable garbage (of which I myself have been guilty of to some extent) but this collection feels good to me," NINE INCH NAILS mainman Trent Reznor writes on NIN.com. "I reached out to heroes, friends and strangers. I encouraged those I approached to do anything and insert themselves as much as possible into the track."

"Y34RZ3R0R3MIX3D" will be available in a variety of formats: digital download, a triple-vinyl set and a CD/DVD-ROM. The latter will feature the multi-track files for all the tracks on the album that fans can manipulate via programs such as Garageband or Ableton Live.

"Y34RZ3R0R3MIX3D" track listing:

01. "Gunshots by Computer" - Saul Williams
02. "The Great Destroyer" - Modwheelmood
03. "My Violent Heart" - Pirate Robot Midget
04. "The Beginning of the End" - Ladytron
05. "Survivalism" - Saul Williams
06. "Capital G" - Epworth Phones
07. "Vessel" - Bill Laswell
08. "The Warning" - Stefan Goodchild featuring Doudou N'Diaye Rose
09. "Meet Your Master" - the Faint
10. "God Given" - Stephen Morris & Gillian Gilbert
11. "Me, I'm Not" - Olof Dreijer
12. "Another Version of the Truth" - Kronos & Enrique Gonzalez Müller
13. "In This Twilight" - Fennesz
14. "Zero Sum" - Stephen Morris & Gillian Gilbert

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