Nine Inch Nails is not satanic but they are anti religious. If you read their lyrics and read between the lines this becomes very clear. They are completely against the judeo christian concepts of the afterlife and such.
hey God
why are you doing this to me?
am i not living up to what i'm supposed to be?
why am i seething with this animosity?
hey God
i think you owe me a great big apology.
this is is self explanatory.... but what about this one?
I'd listen to the words he'd say
but in his voice I heard decay
the plastic face forced to portray
all the insides left cold and gray
there is a place that still remains
it eats the fear it eats the pain
the sweetest price he'll have to pay
the day the whole world went away
self explanatory as well... This to me reminds of one day when I was in church and the preacher was blabbing about jesus, and this song started in my head and i happen to look up and the plastic jesus on the wall, and it all became clear to me... their lyrics are about how people who don't subscribe to the judeo christian dualist believe of good vs evil, they're alienated... their songs may seem depressing to some, but they're actually talking about hope of some kind in different light.
some satanist may find that their lyrics have a satanic message.
humanist may feel that their lyrics agree with them in ways.
the same with atheist, luciferians, and other groups who despise the judeo christian dualist believe of good vs evil...
No, they are actually quite anti-Christian, according to their lyrics...
In the song "Terrible Life," a portion of the lyrics go:
hey god, why are you doing this to me?
am i not living up to what I'm supposed to be?
why am i seething with this animosity?
hey god, i think you owe me a great big apology
terrible lie!
and then in "Head Like a Hole":
god money I'll do anything for you
god money just tell me what you want me to
god money nail me up against the wall
god money don't want everything he wants it all
They also made a song called Heresy that said, "God is dead and no one cares. If there is a Hell, I'll see you there."
Reznor states that he is agnostic/atheist.
http://wiki.answers.com/Is_Nine_Inch_Nails_Satanic#ixzz17rGtCFNm
his lyrics could be using irony, but Trent Razor, before he founded N.I.N., was in Marilyn Manson's band to do the album "Anti-Christ Superstar"....
So there is some evidence for you, and it's probably best to stay away from them, as it is Marilyn Manson, if you're worried about Christianity. Hope this helps!
Well, nowadays satanism is commonly confused with the New Age movements. Primarily because it's philosophies suggest some "disturbing" realities of our existence. Disturbing for some, exciting for others. The New Age movement is basically this, nothing is natural, everything is supernatural. That the world we see is literally an illusion. That we're not humans with souls, but rather souls inhabiting human bodies temporarily to experience the joys of human life, as well as the sorrows. For example, when you wake up from an intense dream and say to yourself "jeez i'm sure glad that wasn't real." or "whoa.. i'm glad that wasn't actually me". That's the same realization you get once you've died and left your body.
So no, they're not satanic, they're New Age. In fact, all bands that you'd question for being satanic are probably New Age.
Nine Inch Nails, or NIN for short. The Nine Inch Nails-Jane's Addiction bill last year had a great name.
Angel is not a song by Nine Inch Nails as many people believe. The band that made this song is called Vinyl Sun.
None of them.
no one should care bout nine inch nails... tom petty was better at it than them.. but the one who made it the best was Johnny cash!
The popular Nine Inch Nails song with the said lyrics "I wanna F*** you like an animal" is indeed titled "Closer". It is also derived from the lyric of the song (eg. "you get me closer to god")
Nine Inch Nails was created in 1988.
Nine Inch Nails Revenge happened in 2009.
Nine Inch Nails Revenge was created on 2009-03-08.
The main producer, singer, songwriter and instrumentalist, Reznor, founded Nine Inch Nails in 1988. It was not until into the 1990's that Nine Inch Nails achieved widespread popularity.
Head Down - Nine Inch Nails song - was created in 2008.
Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails wrote 'Hurt'.
The Nine Inch Nails single for "Capital G" can be found on the Nine Inch Nails album "Year Zero". The single was released on June 11, 2007 in vinyl format.
Nine Inch Nails is considered Industrial Rock
Rateyourmusic and Allmusic sites have list of Nine Inch Nails songs for every albums they put out. You can also go to Nine Inch Nails official page to see a list of their songs as well..
Trent Reznor
They were discovered in Pittsburg
Nine Inch Nails, or NIN for short. The Nine Inch Nails-Jane's Addiction bill last year had a great name.