If there's a great shame about the legendary rockers, it's that there simply isn't enough material. Recording and releasing their entire discography within a decade, Rage Against The Machine burned ...

Not when it comes to Rage Against the Machine. Still enjoying the slow burn ascent of their debut disc, the band kept the momentum going with 1996's 'Evil Empire' album.

It’s appropriate that Rage Against the Machine released their debut album on Election Day in 1992. After all, the powerful group soon became the political-minded voice to a generation of rock ...

Twenty-nine years ago today, the album that put Rage Against the Machine on the map went to the top of the all-genre albums chart.

At Capital One Arena on Tuesday, the revolutionary rock band’s decades-old lyrics about resisting capitalism and fighting systemic oppression felt more potent than ever.

From 1991 to 2000, Rage Against the Machine put out three stellar works: their 1992 self-titled debut, 1996’s Evil Empire, and 1999’s The Battle of Los Angeles.

All told, the collection includes live performances of all 10 songs on Rage Against the Machine’s 1992 self-titled debut album.

As of 2022, Rage Against the Machine has not put out a studio album in more than 20 years. Even so, they've kept their legendary status intact. No stranger to controversy, or sending a message ...

The artist: Rage Against the Machine The album: Evil Empire The release date: April 16, 1996 The backstory: It wasn’t uncommon in the '90s for successful musical artists to openly opine on the ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Rage Against the Machine hadn’t embarked on a full-blown tour in well over a decade. The band, which ruled the charts during the second half of the 1990s, hadn’t played ...

Released on April 16, 1996, Rage Against the Machine ’s sophomore album, Evil Empire, cemented the band as one of the most important acts of the era. It also nearly broke the group apart.