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Interscope takes further advantage of the holiday shopping blowout with this deluxe edition of yet another 90s alt-rock staple. You may have noticed that we here at Pitchfork HQ occasionally get excited about what we perceive to be the next new sound, be it in the form of an individual band or an entire newfangled genre.

I myself am not above such occasional ballyhoo, most recently biting the hook hard on recently fashionable hyphenated mergers of electronics and rock, be it dance-punk or lap-pop or lance-ponk. I was completely convinced and still am, to some extent that guitars and computers were on the verge of ending their long, heated standoff, and that they would start making the hip new music of the future.

Well, among the many public services of the reissue is to remind us that there is usually nothing new under the musical sun, and so now, here's a 10th anniversary edition of The Downward Spiral to remind me that The Postal Service are just NIN in a better mood.

When the album was first released, I wasn't concerned with any technological achievements Trent Reznor may have been conjuring-- I was too distracted by his concepts of fucking like animals, god being dead and no one caring , and I am a big man yesIam.

Sure, NIN might have provided a perfect dose of loud guitars and screaming to score my melodramatic years, but what most drew me to collect Halos was the atmosphere: fake snuff film videos, drummer microphone injuries, the Sharon Tate murder house, and lyrical self-mutilation that made Cobain sound like Vedder. Now that I'm old, boring, and presumably less susceptible to the trappings of angst, it's possible to peel back that surface layer of fishnet and makeup and take a peek at the music underneath.

And surprisingly, for music built on what I'm sure was cutting edge audio technology of the early 90s, The Downward Spiral sounds only the slightest bit aged, and not too far flung from the aggro-beats that still rule alt-rock formats. Still, even with all that precedent, Reznor must've done something to usher industrial music into the mainstream.

The Downward Spiral intervention separate files and a printable gameboard are available to download from this Website free of charge. Important: Please note that the entire Downward Spiral board game, including the gameboard, cards, and all other materials, is copyrighted by Texas Christian University and cannot be used for any commercial purpose.

Terms of use apply. Intervention sections that can be downloaded separately. March of the Fuckheads 8. Closer Further Away 9. March of the Pigs" — 2. Reptilian" "Reptile" remixed by Dave Ogilvie — 3. A Violet Fluid" — 5. Mr Self Destruct 2. Piggy 3. Heresy 4. March Of The Pigs 5. Closer 6. Ruiner 7. The Becoming 8. I Do Not Want This 9. Big Man With A Gun A Warm Place Eraser Reptile The Downward Spiral Self Destruction, Part Two 4. The Downward Spiral The Bottom 5. Hurt Quiet 6. Eraser Denial: Realization 7.

At the Heart of It All 8. Eraser Polite 9. Self Destruction, Final The Beauty of Being Numb Erased, Over. The Perfect Drug Remixed by Plug — 3. Somewhat Damaged 2.