Rage Against The Machine has one of the most unique band names in rock history, and like every great band name, there is a ...

So Rage Against the Machine came out swinging with the cover of their first album. Everything the band stood for was captured in Browne's photograph -- the commitment, compassion, steely resolve ...

Sleep Now In The Fire was released as the second single from Rage Against The Machine's 1999 album The Battle of Los Angeles.It was accompanied by an iconic video, directed by politically ...

We now know the meaning behind Rage Against The Machine's mysterious countdown. ... (referencing a Public Enemy song of the same name from the 1988 album It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us ...

As the next decade began, Rage Against the Machine issued their 'Renegades' covers album and called it a career. 'Renegades' featured the single 'Renegades of Funk' and also included such impressive ...

Rage Against the Machine couldn’t provide a more urgent thesis statement for their third album, The Battle of Los Angeles, which turns 25-years-old on Saturday, November 2nd.

After 11 years of dormancy, including a pandemic-induced delay, Rage Against the Machine played to a sea of over 30,000 people at Alpine Valley Music Theater in Wisconsin Saturday evening. Rage ...

Near the end of Rage Against the Machine‘s first concert in 11 years, frontman Zack de la Rocha walked to the tip of the stage, squinted his eyes shut, and roared out the “fuck you I won’t ...

Rage Against the Machine returned to the stage for the first time in 11 years with a concert over the weekend — during which the band spoke out against the Supreme Court's recent reversal of Roe ...