Blinding light illuminates the scene

Lying somewhere in the space between a grower and an addiction.

I see a lyrical pattern emerging.

This definitely carries some NIN elements, but I disagree with some hater comments found online that claim this is an old NIN b-side. The lyrics, apart from subtle references to light (both here and in A Drowning) also make some allusions to pleasing others, transitions and endings: the crowd, from NIN to HTDA, and the end of things as they were for Reznor?