U2 were awarded the Greatest Act Of The Last 25 Years at this week's Q Awards. The mag lovefest continues today with the newsstand release of issue #305, which is mounted with AHK-toong BAY-bi, an…   Read Story »

Academy Award winning film composers Atticus Ross and Trent Reznor are back in the potential-Academy-Award-winner's-chair with a new cinematic score for David Fincher, this time for his widescreen…   Read Story »

Oscar-winning industrialist Trent Reznor's working with The Social Network director David Fincher again, this time on the soundtrack for the forthcoming English-language film adaptation of Stieg…   Read Story »

After watching the recently unearthed footage of Arcade Fire playing a house party in 2002 and a 17-year-old Robin Pecknold covering Radiohead and Simon & Garfunkel, I thought it would be fun to…   Read Story »

Trent Reznor seems to be back at the office after a crazy and celebratory week. He visited the Nine Inch Nails forum to update fans on his upcoming projects in a post called "Gold statues, silver…   Read Story »

He won the Golden Globe, and now Trent Reznor -- along with co-writer Atticus Ross -- have an Oscar for their mood-setting Social Network score. Once again, it was strange to see Reznor up on stage,…   Read Story »

Trent Reznor was surprised when he was nominated for the Best Original Score Golden Globe, so he was even more surprised that he and co-writer Atticus Ross actually took the award home last night…   Read Story »

Reznor's much-loved score for The Social Network has earned him a Golden Globe nomination. He's up against A. R. Rahman, Alexander Desplot, Danny Elfman, and Hans Zimmer, who did the score for…   Read Story »

We mentioned Trent Reznor's score to the much-anticipated The Social Network, and you've seen the Kanye West and Radiohead soundtracked trailers. Now you can pre-order the score, and even download a…   Read Story »

Well, Scala & Kolacny Brothers' cover of "Creep" to be precise. It works extraordinarily well in this preview of the David Fincher-directed, Aaron Sorkin-adapted, surprisingly great-looking movie…   Read Story »