HEALTH And Nine Inch Nails Team Up For New Single Isn t Everyone Thursday, 06 May 2021
HEALTH have joined forces with Nine Inch Nails for a new single.
Isn t Everyone was produced by both bands and mixed by Trent Reznor s longtime collaborator Atticus Ross. The track deals in pulsing percussion, heavily affected vocals, and industrial rock melodies. HEALTH said: It’s fucking Nine Inch Nails. That speaks for itself. You don’t need a clever quote to encapsulate it,”
The song is the experimental rock band s first new offering since their 2020 LP DISCO4 :: PART I , which brought together all the collaborations they ve put out since 2017, which includes link ups with artists such as 100 gecs, JPEGMAFIA, Soccer Mommy, Full of Hell, and Ghostemane, among others.
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May 6, 2021
At last, the collaboration weâve all been waiting for: HEALTH have teamed up with Nine Inch Nails for the first time on their new single âISNâT EVERYONE,â out today via Loma Vista Recordings. Dynamic, pulsating, and haunting, âISNâT EVERYONEâ was produced by HEALTH and Nine Inch Nails, and mixed by Atticus Ross. âItâs fucking Nine Inch Nails. That speaks for itself. You donât need a clever quote to encapsulate it,â says HEALTH.
âISNâT EVERYONEâ is HEALTHâs first new release since their 2020 LP
DISCO4 :: PART I, an album that collated all of the collaborations the LA-based band has released since 2017, featuring the likes of 100 gecs, JPEGMAFIA, Soccer Mommy, Full of Hell, Ghostemane, and more.
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