For me, With Teeth is one of the essential albums for any audiophile that is in to any part of the Electro, Rock, and especially Industrial scenes. The album was released in 2005, after frontman Trent Reznor had suffered from severe depression. With Teeth is a true expression of both his musical genius and his emotional content. Boasting a myriad of room-filling, groundbreaking songs, With Teeth is definitely one of the albums I couldn't live without. Not only is it years ahead of it's time, it also brings massively powerful chords contrasted by Reznor's unmistakable voice - making for sheer brilliance. Unlike most albums I listen to, if you were to ...  Read the complete review

It wasn't long before Nine Inch Nails' fourth album proper got slapped with discount stickers, and I have to admit it deserved it. Many hardcore fans who treat new Nails release dates as holy may well like it, but those of us with no such blind devotion can be much more subjective. Though a casual fan, I do like some of what Trent's done. With Teeth isn't a terrible album, but neither is it very good. It's what I call a bulk product of a CD; the quality of the songs right down to the glorified AOL disc gatefold of a sleeve. It satisfies if you like fast food music. To cut directly in here, first things first. Trent has never been a gifted ...  Read the complete review