In my opinion this is the heaviest and angriest album by Nine Inch Nails ever!  But that can be a very good thing, and in this case it is.  Sounding extremely different from the technical music done by programming and keyboards on "Pretty Hate Machine," "Broken" adds very loud and heavy guitars into the mix, which intensifies the music even more.  Trents voice is a lot more angrier and louder on this album than any other.
With only 8 songs, "Broken" proves to be one excellent album.  Every song is good, including the ones that don't have any singing in them.  My favorite songs on the album are "wish," "help me, Im in hell," "last," and "gave up."  Dont get me wrong, EVERY song on the album is good.  The only downside to the album is that there are only 8 songs and is only about 40 minutes long.  It wouldve been nice to have just a few more in there, but it's still a very good album with no other downfalls.
Bottom line: this is an awesome CD, and Trent Reznor proves once again that he has a unique talent when it comes to singing and writing.  Be prepared; this is unlike any other NIN album you have ever heard.  For those who aren't familiar with NIN, it might be a little too heavy and hardcore.  As for the rest of you NIN freaks  I don't have to say any more, chances are that you already have the album and know exactly how much "Broken" [rocks].
In my opinion this is the heaviest and angriest album by Nine Inch Nails ever! But that can be a very good thing, and in this case it is. Sounding extremely different from the technical music done by programming and keyboards on "Pretty Hate Machine," "Broken" adds very loud and heavy guitars into the mix, which intensifies the music even more. Trents voice is a lot more angrier and louder on this album than any other. With only 8 songs, "Broken" proves to be one excellent album. Every song is good, including the ones that don't have any singing in them. My favorite songs on the album are "wish," "help me, Im in hell," "last," and "gave up. "  Dont get me wrong, EVERY song on the album is good. The only downside to the album is that there are only 8 songs and is only about 40 minutes long. It wouldve been nice to have just a few more in there, but it's still a very good album with no other downfalls. Bottom line: this is an awesome CD, and Trent Reznor proves once again that he has a unique talent when it comes to singing and writing. Be prepared; this is unlike any other NIN album you have ever heard. For those who aren't familiar with NIN, it might be a little too heavy and hardcore. As for the rest of you NIN freaks  I don't have to say any more, chances are that you already have the album and know exactly how much "Broken" [rocks].