#jonathan rach

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Trent Reznor by Jonathan Rach

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trent reznor by jonathan rach.

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Trent Reznor performing with Nine Inch Nails during the Self Destruct tour.

📷 Jonathan Rach

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for as long as I’ve been on the ninternet, and as much as I’m familiar with the works of iconic NIN photographer Johnathan Rach, I’ve never actually visited his web site,

Jonathan Rach : Select Works

Award-winning Documentary and Feature Film writer & director.

you’ll want to put the volume up

you can also just … call him or email him

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I AM THE VOICE INSIDE YOUR HEAD

Photo by Jonathan Rach.

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via Behind The Gallery

Nine Inch Nails photographed by Jonathan Rach | Instagram

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Jonathan Rach on Trent Reznor destruction during the Self Destruct tour:

"The destruction of instruments never felt like it was for the sake of sensationalism. It was to accent the emotion of that moment. The destruction felt like an extension of the expression. I remember sitting in a cafe with Trent and [producer] Flood, and he was like, I don’t know if I like the idea of destroying instruments on stage. I just said, Oh, I disagree (laughs). I’m out in the crowd with the camera, and when [Trent] does that, the crowd roars. He took that crowd where they wanted to go. That was pretty special about that tour. I think that’s why Trent’s a true artist and resonates with people as he goes through every phase of his expression, because it’s real. It’s something he’s dealing with and going through. There’s a truth in it that resonates."

Read my full interview with the legendary photographer Joanthan Rach on GENRE IS DEAD! Link in source.

Jonathan was super nice! He happily shared stories about working with Trent, what it was like touring with him, and his thoughts on Trent as a performer. I could've spoken to him for another two hours!