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Trent Reznor/Flood Confirmed To Produce Robert Smith's Solo Album
Updated 05.11.2001 8:00 AM EDT

As of yesterday, according to a reliable source, both Trent Reznor and Flood, who worked with NIN during the Downward Spiral era, are confirmed to produce The Cure's Robert Smith solo album.

"I guess this means that with so many projects in the works ("One Hour Photo" score, Tapeworm, Fragility DVD, Robert Smith, etc.), it'll be another three years before we see a new nine inch nails album," said my source. "Can we say business as usual at Nothing Studios?"

That will probably not be so much of the case here considering Trent Reznor said nearly a month ago the next NIN album is going very well. "I'm working on finishing a new (and very different) nine inch nails record over the next few months." he said to his NIN: Access fans. Besides, between each major release from NIN, Reznor breaks his mold and tries new things, but considering all his new projects, we can only assume that work with Smith may begin later in the year or early the following.

During the November 2000 Yahoo NIN chat, a question was asked if Reznor has any plans to work or produce Robert Smith's solo album, which Trent had this to say. "Robert and I have met a few times. The Cure has always been one of my favorite bands," he said. "When I saw them on their last tour in LA, we were on tour -- I made a detour just to see the show. We spoke at length about contributing something to his solo record. Hopefully, something will come out of that. I have great respect for him."

Stay tuned to SLS News for more information as this exclusive story develops.

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