New Nine Inch Nails video, "Survivalism" really makes you think beyond the scope of a regular video.

The Road is a post-apocalyptic masterpiece by Cormac McCarthy, the author of All The Pretty Horses and No Country For Old Men. It won the 2007 Pulitzer Prize and is a selection of Oprah's Book Club.

A preview of several industrial/electronic artists' work, coming soon from Metropolis Records.

Change is coming, you can't deny it. For some it could mean ruin or worse. Now is the time to take steps to assure your future.

Converted into a top ten list format, this is an exploration of the best albums to be released in 2007.

The Survivor series has some huge fans. If you need a gift for one, here are some suggestions from video to souvenir to survival kits.

A critical essay of how suicide is treated in two works by African authors, Chinua Achebe and Wole Soyinka.

An informative history of the practice of spirit photography, which originated in the 1800s, and has in recent years gained credibility as a sceintific tool for studying the paranormal.

This review includes a general summary of the show's storyline along with some specific character analysis.

A review of Nine Inch Nails' latest album, Year Zero

With the Internet as his canvas, Nine Inch Nails front man Trent Reznor has painted an entirely new art form. Are you ready to experience Year Zero?

A review of the newest Nine Inch Nails album Year Zero, as well as a short biography of the band.

Does Reznor's dystopian concept album live up to its alternate-reality hype?

Nine Inch Nails have produced many memorable albums in the past, but after reaching their peak with The Downward Spiral, it has in fact been a downward spiral for Trent Reznor and the band concerning the quality of their music.

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