Nine Inch Nails
Definition
Nine Inch Nails (often stylized as NIN or lowercase 'nine inch nails') is an American industrial rock and alternative rock project founded in 1988 by singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Trent Reznor, known for its aggressive sound, provocative lyrics, and innovative production.
Examples
Cranking up Nine Inch Nails at 2 a.m. is the perfect way to process that breakup without actually throwing furniture.
My gym playlist starts with pop and ends with Nine Inch Nails—because nothing says 'leg day' like contemplating industrial despair.
She hammered the shelf together using actual nine inch nails, but wished she'd gone for the Trent Reznor version instead.
Nine Inch Nails dropped a new track, proving that angst gets sharper with age, like a well-forged spike.