Gothic/dark rock act The Exceptional Mr Hyde have once again joined forces with Soho Jackal - this time for a cover version of "Hurt" by Nine Inch Nails. The track comes with a video that promises to be as evocative as the music itself.
There's beauty in the darkness - and The Exceptional Mr Hyde, alongside longtime collaborator Soho Jackal, isn't afraid to explore it. Their third and latest release, a haunting reimagining of "Hurt" (Trent Reznor's masterpiece, later reborn through Johnny Cash), breathes new life into familiar pain.
With brooding instrumentation, cinematic depth, and an emotional gravity all their own, the two musicians transform this classic into something raw, intimate, and strikingly modern. Link
THE EXCEPTIONAL MR HYDE - Joins Forces With Soho Jackal On "Hurt (Nine Inch Nails cover)"
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