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Nine Inch Nails Announce With Teeth Tracklist



Joel Ebner reports:

Step right up! March! Push! Et cetera! Yes, it's officially a very Nine Inch Nails Monday-- the band has announced new tour dates in support of its forthcoming album, With Teeth, AND we have a tracklist for this mythical beast of an album, culled from a post on the band's website this very weekend. With Teeth, which has been described by its maker as more "lean" and "song-oriented" than its predecessor, 1999's The Fragile, is due out on May 3 via Interscope. Originally called Bleedthrough, frontman Trent Reznor officially changed the name upon realization that With Teeth was a better reminder of NIN's resemblance to Ministry (With Sympathy, anyone?). At least, that's our theory. How's about some songs, already:



01 All the Love in the World

02 You Know What You Are?

03 The Collector

04 The Hand that Feeds

05 Love Is Not Enough

06 Every Day Is Exactly the Same

07 With Teeth

08 Only

09 Getting Smaller

10 Sunspots

11 The Line Begins to Blur

12 Beside You in Time

13 Right Where It Belongs



On the tour front, Reznor is making us sweat, having confirmed only six shows to date (five of which are sold out...sorry), but the band's official website claims that more are on the way. The carnage kicks off next month on the West Coast, before the Nails play two sold out shows in London, supported by Boston cabaret-rock duo the Dresden Dolls, and then head on over to the festival monster that is Coachella. Reznor has also settled on a touring lineup: According to a report by Billboard.com, the band will consist of guitarist Aaron North (who left the Icarus Line just prior to signing on with Reznor), A Perfect Circle bassist Jeordie White (who used to be known as Twiggy Ramirez of Marilyn Manson), drummer Jerome Dillon, and Modwheelmood's Alessandro Cortin on keyboards. Good luck getting tickets, friends: 



03-23 Fresno, CA - William Saroyan Theatre

03-24 Reno, NV - Reno Hilton Showroom

03-25 Davis, CA - Freeborn Hall at UC Davis

03-30 London, England - Astoria

03-31 London, England - Astoria

05-01 Indio, CA - Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival



* Pitchfork Review: Nine Inch Nails: The Fragile

* Pitchfork News: Nine Inch Nails Album Delayed Again

* Nine Inch Nails: http://www.nin.com

* Interscope: http://www.interscope.com

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