Rage Against The Machine
were a groundbreaking band formed in 1991, fusing rap, hardcore punk, funk, and metal into a politically explosive sound. Their 1992 debut 'Rage Against The Machine', featuring the anthem "Killing in the Name," propelled them into the mainstream while challenging oppression and systemic racism. Fiercely outspoken, they became icons of resistance, using music as both protest and empowerment for a generation.
