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'It didn't work,' former King Crimson guitarist says Guitarist Adrian Belew has apparently left Nine Inch Nails, writing on Facebook last night, “It didn’t work.” Belew
elaborated on his decision to leave the group in a Facebook post that has since been taken down. “I greatly respect Trent [Reznor] and the music he makes,” Belew wrote, according to
Consequence of Sound. “No one is at fault. We both agreed it just was not working. I’m sorry to disappoint anyone.” Belew added that he plans to refocus his energy on his current solo
project, FLUX. The former King Crimson guitarist has collaborated occasionally with Nine Inch Nails over the years, and joined the band on a full-time basis back in February. His departure
makes him the second member of the new Nine Inch Nails lineup to leave after bassist Eric Avery departed last month. The band, however, did recently welcome back longtime NIN associate Robin
Finck on guitar. Nine Inch Nails’ Eric Avery Leaves Band TRENDING STORIES Nine Inch Nails are set to play a handful of festival dates this summer – starting with the Fuji Rock Festival on
June 26th, with appearances at Lollapallooza and Outside Lands to follow – and just announced a sprawling North American tour for this fall. Just yesterday, NIN mastermind Trent Reznor
released “Came Back Haunted.” It’s the first track from the band’s upcoming new record, _Hesitation Marks_, which is slated for a September 3rd release on Columbia.
