411 Mania — According to their bassist... more info

Prefix — While they've toured off and on since reuniting in 2010, everybody's favorite political rockers Rage Against the Machine haven't recorded ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/news/new-album-from-rage-against-the-machine/70147/ more info

411 Mania — Tom Morello performs "The Ghost of Tom Joad"… more info

Guardian Music — Is her latest lyric an actual note of support, or was Minaj just looking for something that rhymed with "zombie"?Paul Ryan listens to Rage Against the Machine – and now Nicki Minaj is a Romney-supporting Republican? On Lil Wayne's mixtape Dedicatio... more info

Prefix — In an election year where a number of musicians, like Rage Against The Machine, Silversun Pickups and Twisted Sister ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/news/the-killers-dont-mind-mitt-romneys-support/68498/ more info

Perez Hilton — Republicans and their favorite entertainers just aren't getting along this election season. Although not as extreme as Tom Morello's reaction to Paul Ryan naming Rage Against The Machine as his favorite band, Modern Family creator Steve Levitan snapp... more info

Metal Injection — In the interest of fairness, since we did say that Phil Labonte gay married the NRA and had an abortion, after his most recent Twitter outburst against Rage Against The Machine guitarist Tom Morello, calling him a "communist and a fool" saying he "ha... more info

Metal Injection — That is my best attempt and a headline that makes a giant leap based on things we know about Phil Labonte. The reasoning? I'm just doing the same thing Phil Labonte is doing. The All That Remains frontman recently posted a tweet responding to Ra... more info

The Good, The Bad and The Unknown — So Mitt Romney finally picked a running mate.  He chose Paul Ryan.  Do you know how much I know about Paul Ryan?  Almost nothing...except I'm supposed to hate him.  That's according the 5,000 Facebook posts I see about him every day.  He's anti-... more info

Metalsucks — Rage Against the Machine’s self-titled debut came out on November 10, 1992. It was easily the heaviest, most aggressive, most visceral, and angriest record I had ever heard; the Van Halen, Guns N’ Roses and Metallica albums I’d been listening ... more info