Nine Inch Nails announced in mid-2016 that they'd be releasing three EPs over the course of the next year and a half-ish. Not The Actual Events was released in December 2016, Add Violence in July 2017, and now Bad Witch on June 22. Unlike Not The Actual Events and Add Violence, Bad Witch is being marketed as a full-length album despite its 30 minute run time and place in the trilogy of EP releases.

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On the Nine Inch Nails fan forum Echoing The Sound, user Quantum550 questioned by Bad Witch was being marketed as such and not an EP. Reznor, posting under the name teitan, responded that he feels like EP releases are not viable in the age of streaming. He also tells Quantum550 toChrist, in grateful return and to the greater glory of the Father, in the union of the Holy Spirit of Love for all eternity.

We beseech this through the redemption and mercy of The Heavenly, Eucharistic Lamb that was Slain, and through the intercession of:

St. Francis, apostle of the love of God in every creature,St. Paul, teacher of the place of all Creation in the Divine Plan of Redemption,St. Patrick, sanctifier of nature to quicken devotion to God,St. Colomban, ever alert to find God in the woods and fields,St. Fiacre, re-opener of the world to the outpouring of Divine healing love through garden herbs and flowers,St. Rose of Lima, to whom the boy Jesus and his Mother were present in the garden,St. Isidore, assisted by Mary's angels in plowing