Metalsucks — I somehow missed this when The PRP posted it earlier this month, but caught it yesterday on Metal Injection: a video of the first time Rage Against the Machine ever played in front of a public audience. (According to Tom Morello, the band “had done... more info

Metal Injection — This footage, which claims to be the first Rage Against the Machine concert ever, is pretty fascinating to watch. Beyond hearing these songs in their infancy, look at the early 90s fashion on display here. The three people up front, Zack De La Rocha ... more info

Altsounds — Recently posted online was footage from the first ever Rage Against The Machine live performance at The Quad, Northridge, CA on Oct. 23, 1991. The footage was taken a year before the release of their self titled debut album. From this early stage in... more info

ContactMusic — Rage Against The Machine rocker Tom Morello has predicted more riots will break out across the globe unless there is massive political upheaval. The U. K. was hit with four days of unrest last week (beg08Aug11) following a police shooting in London, ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — The guitarist in Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave and for his solo folk project The Nightwatchman is veering into comics.The guitarist in Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave and for his solo folk project The Nightwatchman is veering into c... more info

ContactMusic — David Arquette singing 'Killing in the Name' by U.S. rap metal band Rage Against The Machine at the Whiskey Girl karaoke bar in San Diego, California. The American actor, who recently split from wife Courteney Cox, belted out the expletive lyrics to ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Debi Del Grande ...When Rage Against the Machine lead singer-provocateur Zack de la Rocha stood before 60,000 people, raised his fist, barked out wicked smart, superbly flowed calls to action, pointed out the disparity between rich and poor... more info

Stereogum — Roughly 60,000 strong turned out to the LA Coliseum for LA Rising which featured a line-up curated and headlined by Rage Against The Machine. Muse, Rise Against, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Immortal Technique and El Gran Silencio rounded out a bill that include... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Those concerned about the misguided energies of rave kids should be thankful that they haven't yet combusted in the streets of L.A. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — A live review of LA Rising, the Rage Against the Machine curated festival featuring Muse, Rise Against, Lauryn Hill and others that occurred at the Los Angeles Coliseum on Saturday. more info