Magnificent. Superb. Amazing. Yep, all these words can be used to describe what is arguably Nine Inch Nail's best album ever. Matching up with, if not exceeding, the rage and emotional torture displayed in Broken, The Downward  Spiral is like a roller coaster ride...it wrecks your body up mentally and  refuses to let you go no matter how loud you scream. When you're finished,  you'll look back to listening to the album as an genuine experience.
This  very well could be the best album Nine Inch Nails will ever make, seeing as  The Fragile didn't manage to match up to its caliber. Without a doubt, this  is one of Trent Reznor's best works, if not his best work ever. The  Downward Spiral is 14 tracks of emotional torment, in both good and bad  ways, and you will never stop coming back to experience it over and over  again.
From the heart throbbing Industrial beats of Closer and Mr. Self  Destruct to the Alternative/Metal riffs of March Of The Pigs to the ballads  of A Warm Place and Hurt, The Downward Spiral is a must have for NIN fans,  as well as Rock fans as a whole. Trent Reznor has done it again...he took  me down his downward spiral with this album, and he will do the same with  you too.
Magnificent. Superb. Amazing. Yep, all these words can be used to describe what is arguably Nine Inch Nail's best album ever. Matching up with, if not exceeding, the rage and emotional torture displayed in Broken, The Downward  Spiral is like a roller coaster ride... it wrecks your body up mentally and  refuses to let you go no matter how loud you scream. When you're finished,  you'll look back to listening to the album as an genuine experience. This  very well could be the best album Nine Inch Nails will ever make, seeing as  The Fragile didn't manage to match up to its caliber. Without a doubt, this  is one of Trent Reznor's best works, if not his best work ever. The  Downward Spiral is 14 tracks of emotional torment, in both good and bad  ways, and you will never stop coming back to experience it over and over  again. From the heart throbbing Industrial beats of Closer and Mr. Self  Destruct to the Alternative/Metal riffs of March Of The Pigs to the ballads  of A Warm Place and Hurt, The Downward Spiral is a must have for NIN fans,  as well as Rock fans as a whole. Trent Reznor has done it again... he took  me down his downward spiral with this album, and he will do the same with  you too.