Rage Against the Machine

Few rock bands of the past 30 years have had as much success, influence and cultural cachet.

“I don't think that anyone in that room is like, ‘I hate Rage Against the Machine.'"

When festival organizers suffered massive losses, they asked their headliners for a refund.

Band's politically charged track was released in August 1996.

Band's seminal 1996 album became its first No. 1 hit but at what price?

Despite starkly different political views, the guitarists are friends.

The band's politically charged fusion of heavy rock and rap deserves a place in the Hall.

Band will get back together for first shows since 2011.

Guitarist accepts blame for “lack of emotional maturity” that led to band's demise.

Rage Against the Machine were many things, but apparently they were also able to predict the future.