This track truly is a gem. John Tejada manages to create a quirky electronic sound that contains a raw element of melancholic yet upbeat emotion. This is honestly a unique track that really does sound fantastic. Great work indeed.

While this album is definately on a softer note compared to past NIN releases, I personally feel that it is still a very solid album from the genius that is Trent Reznor.

Immediately tracks that stand out include The Line Begins to Blur, Love is not Enough and yes, even The Hand That Feeds (with moments that hark back to Prett Hate Machine).
I will admit that some tracks (Only being the main one) caused me to think that Trent had gone Electroclash, but on the whole this album comes across as big success.

Definately worth the money of any NIN fan.