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Guess the similarites in NIN's work to Skinny Puppy are in their early work. I think now they've developed their own musical style, just with much success. This isn't a bad thing. Personally I like both, though I do perfer Skinny Puppy, I find NIN a good band as well even if I perfer their early work to their current. PHM and Fixed/Broken are my personal favourites of theirs, some tracks on PHM sounded like electro-pop. And yes, the synths and mixing of Skinny Puppy are indeed harsh like how the guitar usage in certain kinds of metal are well, heavy. It's not a bad thing, like I mentioned.
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