RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE - Evil Empire MODERN EON but a fascinating look at

but a fascinating look at how the mode of the music changed as a tumultuous decade drew to a close

Author and long-term band collaborator Robin Turner explains in his expansive sleeve notes that this release is “the Director’s Cut of ‘Know Your Enemy’

set against the backdrop of a chaotic world

and darker than the rest – and set a new standard

LP - Indies Exclusive Limited Edition Blue & Yellow Colour Split Vinyl

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE - Evil Empire MODERN EON but a fascinating look atLP 180 Gram Black Vinyl As the vitriol spewed from Evil Empire, Rage Against the Machines long awaited follow up to their 1993 debut owes much to Chuck D.s polemic fury and rapid fire urgency though as always the band rages without hip hop machinery in favour of the heavy duty power tools of rock. But no matter if Rage against the Machine amounts to revolutionary rap, protest metal, or a combination of the two, the bands command of sonic rage makes