EP92: Rage Against The Machine

04-Jan-24 22:00

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Following the band's 'unexpected' breakup, we revisit the explosive legacy of Rage Against The Machine. From their fiery lyrics to groundbreaking fusion of rap and rock, this week we dive into their powerful anthems that ignited social consciousness and left an indelible mark on rock history.

Sleep Now In The Fire (The Battle Of Los Angeles)

Kick Out The Jams (Renegades)

Killing In The Name (Rage Against The Machine)

Bombtrack (Rage Against The Machine)

Testify (The Battle Of Los Angeles)

Take The Power Back (Rage Against The Machine)

Renegades Of Funk (Renegades)

Wake Up (Rage Against The Machine)

No Shelter (Godzilla Soundtrack)

Bulls On Parade (Evil Empire)

Produced by: Daryl Ong

Presented by: Daryl Ong

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Categories: music

Tags: rap metal, back to back, rage against the machine, rock, american band, discography, music,

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