It’s hard to believe that Rage Against The Machine’s vitriolic and groundbreaking self-titled debut full-length is over a quarter of a century old – but it is. Rage Against The Machine took Public Enemy’s political venom and infused it with metal guitars from Tom Morello, into one of the best debuts in history – not just the 90’s. The importance of this album can’t be overstated – and that’s why it ranks as a classic album for us. Influential to a sea of nu-metal bands.
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