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Nine Inch Nails Debuts “Find My Way” at Fuji Rock Festival in Japan

  • July 28, 2013
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Nine Inch Nails Debuts Find My Way at Fuji Rock Festival in Japan

Nine Inch Nails debuted a new song at Japan’s Fuji Rock Festival and, unlike their earlier release, this song is much more mellow. If you’d like to listen to Come Back Haunted, click here.

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