Released on April 16, 1996, Rage Against the Machine ’s sophomore album, Evil Empire, cemented the band as one of the most important acts of the era. It also nearly broke the group apart.

There’s a distinct menace to the child on the cover of Rage Against The Machine’s second album, Evil Empire. His narrowed eyes and arrogant little smirk make him look like an embodiment of the ...

No way! On April 16, 1996, Rage Against the Machine solidified their status as one of rock's most vital, influential and important acts of their generation with the release of their Evil Empire album.

The power of this sophomore album is that it never lost its fire. Rage Against the Machine’s Evil Empire Still Burns with Indignation 25 Years Later Robert Dean ...

The artist: Rage Against the Machine The album: Evil Empire The release date: April 16, 1996 The backstory: It wasn’t uncommon in the '90s for successful musical artists to openly opine on the ...

Rage could've come and gone like so many of the rap-metal clones that swam in their wake. Instead, they came back angrier, tighter and more brilliant than ever.

If there's a great shame about the legendary rockers, it's that there simply isn't enough material. Recording and releasing their entire discography within a decade, Rage Against The Machine burned ...

On this day (May 5) in 1996, Rage Against the Machine’s sophomore album, Evil Empire, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart. The album contained some of the band’s best-known ...

Well fresh out of the oven....err....attic, is Rage Against The Machine's Evil Empire album. Blowing the dust off from April 1996, this CD from the popular label ...

Rage Against The Machine performed their first show in 11 years last night, treating fans to 15 hits and a classic Springsteen tune.