Further Down the Spiral by Nine Inch Nails, album cover
Album · Remix

Further Down the Spiral

Released29 May 1995
Popularity51.1
Also cited23 May 1995

Further Down the Spiral is the remix companion to Nine Inch Nails' second studio album, The Downward Spiral. It arrived in May 1995 on Nothing Records, and it came in two versions with different track lists: Halo 10 for the United States, and Halo 10 V2 for Japan, Australia and the UK.

Rather than a simple set of dance-floor reworkings, it takes the source material somewhere stranger. Remixes of "Mr. Self Destruct", "Piggy", "Hurt", "Eraser", "Heresy", "Reptile", "Ruiner" and the title track come from a notable roster, including Coil with Danny Hyde, JG Thirlwell, and Rick Rubin with Dave Navarro. Aphex Twin adds two original pieces of his own. The record went gold in the US and remains one of the best-selling remix albums ever, which says plenty for how well it holds up beside its parent album.

Further Down the Spiral: tracklist, credits and charts

11 tracks · 1:03:58

Tracklist

  1. 1Piggy (Nothing Can Stop Me Now)Trent Reznor4:03
  2. 2The Art of Self Destruction, Part OneTrent Reznor5:42
  3. 3Self Destruction, Part TwoTrent Reznor5:37
  4. 4The Downward Spiral (The Bottom)Trent Reznor7:29
  5. 5Hurt (Quiet)Trent Reznor5:08
  6. 6Eraser (Denial; Realization)Trent Reznor6:33
  7. 7At the Heart of It AllAphex Twin and Trent Reznor7:14
  8. 8Eraser (Polite)Trent Reznor1:16
  9. 9Self Destruction, FinalTrent Reznor9:52
  10. 10The Beauty of Being NumbAphex Twin and Trent Reznor5:06
  11. 11Erased, Over, OutTrent Reznor5:58
Produced by
Rick Rubin, Trent Reznor
Recorded at
Unique Studios (New York City)
Recorded
1994–95
Engineered by
David Sardy, David Schiffman, Jim Janik, Rob Sutton
Label
Nothing Records
Length
1:03:58

Line-up

  • Kim Bullard · electronic instruments · guest
  • Dave Navarro · guitar · guest

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 199523
Canadian Albums (RPM) · 199546
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 199551

Certifications

RegionCertification
United KingdomGold
United StatesGold

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51.1
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49k
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7.4k
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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia 1995-05-29 vs 1995-05-23 (musicbrainz)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz23 May 1995
Wikipedia infobox29 May 1995
Wikidata1 June 1995
US release30 May 1995earliest US date
UK / Europe release23 May 1995earliest UK or European date
15 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—GBTVT Records731452412522other
1995AUNothing Records606949581121other
1995AUNothing Records0765449581120other
1995AUNothing Records606949581121other
23 May 1995GBTVT Records731452412522original
30 May 1995USAtlantic765449581120other
30 May 1995CAAtlantic765449581120other
30 May 1995USBMG Direct Marketing, Inc.other
30 May 1995USInterscope Records606949581121other
25 July 1995JPAtlantic4988029086143other
21 August 1996JPInterscope Records4988067025401other
June 2002GBIsland731452412522other
25 December 2020XWNothing Records602435643236other
——Interscope Records606949581121other
——Island731452412522other
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deezer ✓1200×1200upscaled: major: best source 1200x1200, upscaled to 1500 (x1.25)
coverartarchive3277×2946rejected
fanarttv1000×1000upscaled