Nine Inch Nails<\/a> songs, including a brooding, slow-burn take on fan favorites like \u201cCopy of A\u201d and back catalog drops including \u201cMe, I\u2019m Not.\u201d Other highlights included \u201cParasite,\u201d a song by Reznor and Maandig\u2019s long dormant side project How to Destroy Angels, and \u201cCloser,\u201d the Nine Inch Nails hit so dirty it might make Sabrina Carpenter blush, here reimagined with slapback synths and super-smack snares. The latter was accompanied by the most striking choreography of the night, as a mass of humans encircled and swallowed Reznor at the end of the song, inviting him to join them in their amorphous horde.<\/p>\n\n\tLast year, there was a bit of controversy when Reznor suggested that NIN was going on a performing hiatus<\/a> (and then, uh, peeled it back<\/a>); with the production and sonic level of this show and and album on the way, it stands to reason that Nine Inch Noize could hit the road this summer or fall, with a phenomenal production that feels of its time, teetering on the edge of the apocalypse.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n