Hesitation Marks is the eighth studio album from Nine Inch Nails, released on 30 August 2013 through Trent Reznor's own label, The Null Corporation, with Columbia handling distribution in the United States and Polydor elsewhere. It was the band's first record in five years, following The Slip in 2008, and their only one for Columbia. Reznor produced it with longtime collaborators Atticus Ross and Alan Moulder, the last Nine Inch Nails album to involve Moulder as co-producer.

The title refers to the tentative cuts made when testing a blade before self-harm, which gives the record a dark undertone. Critics welcomed the new sound, and several heard it as a natural step on from the band's earlier work. Singles included "Came Back Haunted", "Copy of a" and "Everything". It reached number three in the US, their best placing since Year Zero, and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Alternative Music Album.

Hesitation Marks: tracklist, credits and charts

14 tracks · 1:01:57

Tracklist

  1. 1The Eater of DreamsAlessandro Cortini and Trent Reznor0:52
  2. 2Copy of ATrent Reznor5:23
  3. 3Came Back HauntedTrent Reznor5:17
  4. 4Find My WayTrent Reznor5:16
  5. 5All Time LowTrent Reznor6:18
  6. 6DisappointedTrent Reznor5:44
  7. 7EverythingTrent Reznor3:20
  8. 8SatelliteTrent Reznor5:03
  9. 9Various Methods of EscapeTrent Reznor5:01
  10. 10RunningTrent Reznor4:08
  11. 11I Would for YouTrent Reznor4:33
  12. 12In TwoTrent Reznor5:32
  13. 13While I’m Still HereTrent Reznor4:03
  14. 14Black NoiseTrent Reznor1:29
Produced by
Alan Moulder, Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross
Recorded at
The Village, Joe’s House of Compression
Recorded
2012 – May 2013
Mixed by
Michael Patterson, Alan Moulder
Engineered by
Michael Patterson, Dustin Mosley, Alan Moulder, Jun Murakawa, Atticus Ross, Joe Barresi
Label
The Null Corporation
Length
1:01:57

Line-up

  • Alessandro Cortini · electronic instruments · guest
  • Trent Reznor · electronic instruments, vocals, guitar, percussion, bass guitar, Wurlitzer electric piano, dulcitone, harp, piano, saxophone
  • Lindsey Buckingham · guitar · guest
  • Pino Palladino · bass guitar
  • Ilan Rubin · tom-tom, membranophone · guest
  • Adrian Belew · guitar, electronic instruments, background vocals
  • Eugene Goreshter · electronic instruments, strings, violin, bass guitar · guest
  • Daniel Rowland · electronic instruments, guitar · guest
  • Joshua Eustis · background vocals · guest

Singles

  • “Came Back Haunted” · 6 June 2013
  • “Copy of a” · 13 August 2013
  • “Everything” · 20 August 2013

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · Week: 39/20132
US Billboard 200 · Week: 39/20133
Canadian Albums (Billboard) · 20131
US Alternative · Week: 39/20131
US Top Rock Albums · Week: 39/20131
Austrian Albums · 20132
Scottish Albums · Week: 39/20132
UK Rock & Metal Albums · Week: 39/20132
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 20133
Czech Albums · 20134
All 31 charts
German Albums · 20135
Irish Albums · Week: 39/20135
Swiss Albums · Week: 39/20135
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 20136
New Zealand Albums · Week: 39/20137
Danish Albums · 20139
Dutch Albums · 20139
UKDigital · Week: 39/20139
Portuguese Albums · Week: 39/201313
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 201314
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · Week: 39/201314
Italian Albums · Week: 39/201316
Finnish Albums · 201317
Polish Albums · Week: 39/201317
Spanish Albums · Week: 39/201320
French Albums · 201322
Norwegian Albums · Week: 39/201323
Croatia Combined · 201333
Swedish Albums · Week: 39/201337
South Korean Albums (Gaon) · Week: 39/201358
Mexican Albums (Top 100 Mexico) · Week: 39/201394

Certifications

RegionCertification
CanadaGold
Portugal · 2013Gold

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4.1k
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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia + musicbrainz; also seen: 2013-09-02 (wikidata)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz30 August 2013
Wikipedia infobox30 August 2013
Wikidata2 September 2013
Deezer5 March 2026
US release30 August 2013earliest US date
UK / Europe release30 August 2013earliest UK or European date
16 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
30 August 2013USThe Null Corporation888837449519original
30 August 2013—Polydor00602537506101original
30 August 2013XEPolydor602537454587original
30 August 2013DEPolydor602537438761original
2 September 2013GBThe Null Corporation602537449224other
2 September 2013GBPolydor602537438754other
3 September 2013USColumbia888837449526other
3 September 2013USColumbia888837449625deluxe
3 September 2013USColumbia886444020268deluxe
3 September 2013USThe Null Corporationother
3 September 2013USColumbia886444166560deluxe
3 September 2013USThe Null Corporationother
3 September 2013—Polydor00602537506095other
4 September 2013JPPolydor4988005783530other
18 December 2023—The Null Corporation859781659118deluxe
5 March 2026XWThe Null Corporation602488268875other
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fanarttv1000×1000upscaled