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Video: Trent Reznor and Wife Murdered in How to Destroy Angels' "The Space in Between"

Death becomes How to Destroy Angels' Mariqueen MaandigDirected by David Lynch Rupert Sanders, "The Space in Between," the first music video from Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor's new project, How to Destroy Angels, is a gory display, but not quite on par with this redhead-hating clip. Although singer Mariqueen...

By Reed Fischer

May 17, 2010

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Death becomes How to Destroy Angels' Mariqueen Maandig

Directed by ~~David Lynch~~ Rupert Sanders, "The Space in Between," the first music video from Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor's new project, How to Destroy Angels, is a gory display, but not quite on par with this redhead-hating clip. Although singer Mariqueen Maandig (also Reznor's wife) gets most of the screen time for this rather satisfying femi-NIN track, there are probably a few non-fans who will want to watch this (hey, Chris Cornell!) just to see the "Head Like a Hole" mastermind face down in a pool of his own (fake) blood.

Watch "The Space in Between"video after the jump.

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