Rage against The Machine, Public Enemy & Cypress Hill Members Form Supergroup Prophets of Rag...
Recently, Rage Against the Machine -- inactive since 2011 -- launched a website counting down to June 1, adorned with #TakeThePowerBack, which also appeared on posters displayed around their hometown of Los Angeles. Naturally, people wondered if Rage was getting back together. #RageVocalistZack #BassistTimCommerford #DrummerBradWilk #GuitaristTomMorello #PublicEnemySong #LosAngeles #SelfAnointedProphets #CypressHill #PressTime #NewGroup If you don't like my channel, please skip my channel. Thanks very much! ►►► Source: ****** Some video random from our channel may you like: ►Philippines Seizes North Korean Cargo Ship To Enforce UN Sanctions : ****** ►Acute Shortage Of Classrooms In Government Schools: Manish Sisodia : ****** ►How Humans Impact Planet Earth, NASA To Conduct Unique Field Experiments : ****** ►South Carolina barber allegedly pulls gun on black customer after refusing him service : ****** ►Residents Of Iraqi Town Protest After ISIS Chemical Attack : ****** ►Oops, Donald Trump Accidentally Says 7-Eleven Instead Of 9/11 : ****** ►Didn't Do It, Rocky Yadav Said On Camera; Cops, However, Claim Opposite : ****** ►3-Year-Old Accused Of Sexually Abusing Other Children In UK : ****** ►Guests return to Resorts World Casino after electrical fire causes evacuation : ****** ►Music Helps Babies Learn Speech: Study : ******
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Recently, Rage Against the Machine -- inactive since 2011 -- launched a website counting down to June 1, adorned with #TakeThePowerBack, which also appeared on posters displayed around their hometown of Los Angeles. Naturally, people wondered if Rage was getting back together.
Well, not quite. ProphetsOfRage.com (a website that is no longer loading, as of press time) is actually proclaiming a whole new group. Sources tell Billboard that three-quarters of the storied band -- guitarist Tom Morello, bassist Tim Commerford and drummer Brad Wilk -- are joining forces with Public Enemy’s Chuck D and Cypress Hill’s B-Real to form a supergroup called Prophets of Rage (referencing a Public Enemy song of the same name from the 1988 album It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back) to perform songs by all three bands.
Rage vocalist Zack de la Rocha is not involved.
The band's debut is set for Hollywood Palladium on June 3, with a show at L.A.'s Whisky a Go Go planned as well. A 2016 summer tour is also being considered.
Rage Against the Machine’s full lineup has not performed since a July 2011 show at L.A. Rising fest.
Worth noting: With election season ramping up, these self-anointed prophets should have plenty of rage to pull from.
