Nine Inch Nails Database Terms starting with "M"

Trent Reznor's female golden retriever. She died after falling 50 feet from a third floor balcony in a Columbus Ohio concert hall. Rest in peace, Maise.

Since 1987, Malm has managed Trent Reznor and Nine Inch Nails. In the early 2000s Reznor discovered that his former close friend duped him into signing a contract giving Malm 20% of his gross earnings rather than net earnings and letting Malm collect the commission forever. Trent sued, and the case went to court in 2005 with the decision going in Trent's favour. He was awarded 3 million dollars in damages and regained full control of all NIN trademarks.

A track from Marilyn Manson's Antichrist Superstar release. Trent Reznor performs on the Rhodes piano.

Clint Mansell was the lead singer and guitarist for the British band Pop Will Eat Itself who opened several shows for Nine Inch Nails in 1994. Pop Will Eat Itself was also on Trent Reznor's Nothing Records label up until the band's breakup in 1996.

Mansell later went on to score various films including the 2005 blockbuster Doom for which he remixed the Nine Inch Nails song "You Know What You Are?"

He can also be seen on the Closure video and is said to be a good friend of Trent Reznor.

Recorded live at Boston Garden on December 3rd, 1994.

Recorded live at Expo Hall in Tampa, Florida on November 21st, 1994.

Remixed by Adrian Sherwood.

Released in 1994 on Nothing Records. The first single from The Downward Spiral.

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Produced by Trent Reznor with mixing engineer, Alan Moulder.

The video was not shot in front of a crowd, but was recorded live and not dubbed over with the studio track like normal. Directed by Peter Christopherson.

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Marilyn Manson got their start under Trent Reznor's independent Nothing Records label. Reznor also produced a good amount of their early material and has played instruments and wrote music for several of the songs.

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The Limited Set by Maroon 5, is a 3 track EP released strictly as a digital download. This EP includes a live cover of Nine Inch Nails' "Closer".

Mars was a keyboardist in 1990 through 1991 on the first headlining Pretty Hate Machine tour.

The full story with interviews and free mini-poster.

Maxwell, a Soul/R&B singer, released a cover of "Closer" on his live album MTV Unplugged. The song is named "Gotta Get Closer."

Directed the video for "Hurt."

An early demo track that never made it onto an official release.

McDowall is a former member of the band Coil. He remixed "The Downward Spiral (The Bottom)" on Further Down The Spiral (10 and 10v2) and The Downward Spiral (Deluxe Edition), and "Eraser (Denial; Realization)" on Further Down the Spiral (10v2).

Front man for the band Prick on Reznor's independent Nothing Records label. Reznor and McMahon once played in a band together called Lucky Piere.

Backing vocals by Saul Williams.

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The band was once under Trent Reznor's former independent Nothing Records label. They also remixed "The Perfect Drug" on The Perfect Drug Versions and opened several dates for Nine Inch Nails on their Hate 1990 tour.

The Meeks covered "Down In It" on the Nine Inch Nails tribute album Covered In Nails.

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Trent Reznor re-produced "Symphony Of Destruction (The Gristle Mix)" on the Foreclosure Of A Dream single.

Originally written by David ball and Marc Almond in 1981 and recreated by Trent Reznor, Robin Finck, Sean Beavan, Chris Vrenna, Brian Pollack, John Van Eaton, and Sugar And His Friend.

Lyrics found on the With Teeth album art downloadable from nin.com. Song currently unreleased.

A Gary Numan cover.

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Russell Mills is a well-respected visual medium artist from the UK who has had many of his own exhibits around the world over the past two decades. His work generally has an earthy, worn, stained effect, and he often uses objects such as rope, sticks, bones, feathers, metal, etc.

He has created album cover artworks for many notable musicians, including: Brian Eno, Harold Budd, Roger Eno, David Sylvian, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan & Michael Brook, and for Nine Inch Nails on the album The Downward Spiral.\n\nIn the late 90's Russell Mills released two music CDs under the project name "Undark". These albums are collaborations with: both Enos, Sylvian, Brook, Bill Laswell, Robin Guthrie (ex Cocteau Twins), The Edge, and quite a few others. Russell himself does "sound-sculpting" on these records, mixing various sound samples into the music and doing the overall production. Naturally, he also provided his own album artwork.

Al Jourgenson, the lead vocalist for the band Ministry, has worked closely with Trent Reznor in the past.

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Released in 1993, the single Blackerthreetrackertwo contains this remix. The song was produced by Curve & Flood, mixed by Flood & Trent Reznor at Pig Beverley Hills, and engineered by Flood & Sean Bevan.

Recorded live on July 1st, 1990 in Melbourne, Florida.

A track from Marilyn Manson's Antichrist Superstar release. Trent Reznor performs on lead guitar for this track.

Alessandro Cortini's other project besides Nine Inch Nails.

Producer and mixer. Moulder mixed most of The Downward Spiral and is co-producer to The Fragile and With Teeth. He has also produced bands such as the Smashing Pumpkins and Elastica.

Supported Nine Inch Nails on the first half of their winter 2006 US tour.

Produced by Flood and Trent Reznor with mixing engineer Alan Moulder, and with Adrian Belew on texture generating guitars.

A cover of "Mr. Self Destruct" by T.H.C. found on the Radiant Decay tribute album.

This live session from MTV Unplugged transforms Nine Inch Nails' "Closer" into jazz/funk/gospel feel.

Recorded live in Saugerties, New York on August 13th, 1994.

Nine Inch Nails supported Peter Murphy on his "Strange Kind of Love Tour" US tour in 1990. Peter Murphy then supported Nine Inch Nails with his group Bauhaus on the 2006 US summer tour. He and Trent Reznor also collaborated for a series of radio shows during that tour.

A release by the band Opium Jukebox. This CD includes a cover of "Head Like A Hole."

A working title for a song off With Teeth (originally published in AP magazine). There is some speculation that the song "Beside You In Time" is actually "My Dead Friend".

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