NIN à Borla (ou muito barato) | NIN for Free (or for almost nothing)

 

O novo trabalho dos Nine Inch Nails – e o primeiro a ser editado depois de terem saído da editora– já está disponível. Como os Radiohead, Trent Reznor decidiu editar por conta própria na net, disponibilizando 9 das 36 faixas deste álbum instrumental gratuitamente no seu site e vendendo as restantes por quase nada. Mesmo assim há quem não queira pagar…

Nine Inch Nails latest work – the first being edited after leaving their record label – is already available. Like the Radiohead, Trent reznor decided to release the record on the net on his own, making available 9 of the 36 tracks of this instrumental album, for free, and selling the rest for almost nothing. Still there are some who are not buying…

Site do disco | Record Site

When the music costs nothing, why do freetards prefer to leech?

Creep

Um vídeo excelente. | An excellent video.

Clique na imagem | Click Image

“Low Morale: Creep is a music video of Radiohead’s ‘Creep’ song. It took 3 months to create and contains over one million key frames. I know this because I counted them. I counted them because I made the animation and delivered every one of those mewling baby key frames.

 

Creep was created as an extension to a series of shorts called `Low Morale’ which I began to develop during a well-paid, comfortable yet soul-destroying job as a senior designer in a multimedia agency. The countless days spent in the run down converted office, churning out banal multimedia and animation for faceless, lifeless, clueless blue chips had taken their toll on my soul. Creep became my creative escape tunnel.

 

The video actually started as a lip-syncing experiment with the central Low Morale character but rapidly grew into a cathartic opus that aimed to reflect my job dissatisfaction and the pain caused by a broken relationship. As I’m sure you’ll glean from the video, they were indeed happy days. – Laith”