Reznor announces trilogy of NIN EPs

Nine Inch Nails announced that their 2016 “Not the Actual Events” EP was the first of a trilogy, according to an email to fans from lead singer, Trent Reznor.

“Did you know 'Not the Actual Events' was the first part of a trilogy of related EPs that will be released about 6-8 months apart? Now you do,” he wrote in the message.

If the band is on schedule, the second EP should arrive around July 23, ahead of the iconic industrial rock band's first scheduled tour date at FYF Fest in Los Angeles. The final EP would come out by the end of 2017.

So far, fans have little reason to doubt NIN's release schedule. When Reznor proclaimed that new Nine Inch Nails music would arrive in 2016, he delivered on his promise with Not the Actual Events, which was released digitally Friday ahead of its "physical component" version.

Reznor also hinted at plans for 2017 in an interview with Rolling Stone last year. “That will be part of the reveal,” Reznor said.

Source: Rolling Stone