Nine Inch Nails Confirm New Album with Boys Noize Called 'Nine ...
Ahead of their joint performance at Coachella, Nine Inch Nails are releasing a new album with Boys Noize called 'Nine Inch Noize'
therockrevival.comNine Inch Nails released the tenacious new remix project Nine Inch Noize with Boys Noize in mid-April 2026, generating heavy festival-season attention and viral clips around tracks like Closer. It arrived as a surprise album via Interscope, reimagining classic NIN songs with a techno/industrial hybrid sound.
What’s happened recently
- The project dropped on April 17, 2026, and quickly climbed streaming playlists, aided by Coachella buzz and live performances.[2][4]
- Early press and outlets highlighted the album’s club-ready energy and its lineage linking NIN’s Tron: Ares era with a new, high-energy remix approach.[3][2]
Why it matters to fans
- Nine Inch Noize marks a notable collaboration that bridges 1990s industrial with contemporary techno, attracting both longtime listeners and newer festival audiences.[6][2]
- The reception has included social-media clips—especially from live Coachella sets—helping the project reach broader audiences beyond traditional rock/industrial channels.[2][6]
Illustration
- If you’d like, I can generate a quick chart of streaming counts by week since release and a sample tracklist snapshot to visualize how the project performed over the first month.