Evil Empire

Explosive, unapologetic, and as relevant today as ever—Rage Against the Machine’s Evil Empire is a sonic revolution. Released in 1996, this album sharpened the band’s fusion of rap, metal, and politically charged fury into an undeniable force. Zack de la Rocha’s seething vocals, Tom Morello’s mind-bending guitar work, and a rhythm section that hits like a riot make Evil Empire an essential rallying cry against oppression and corruption.

From the anthemic Bulls on Parade to the relentless energy of People of the Sun and the scathing attack of Down Rodeo, every track is packed with unfiltered rage and razor-sharp lyricism. This isn’t just an album—it’s a manifesto, a soundtrack for those who refuse to back down.

Now available on high-quality vinyl, Evil Empire delivers the weight and depth of Rage’s revolutionary sound like never before. This is how it was meant to be heard—loud, raw, and in-your-face.

Track Listing:

1. People of the Sun – 2:30
2. Bulls on Parade – 3:49
3. Vietnow – 4:39
4. Revolver – 5:30
5. Snakecharmer – 3:55
6. Tire Me – 3:00
7. Down Rodeo – 5:20
8. Without a Face – 3:37
9. Wind Below – 5:50
10. Roll Right – 4:21
11. Year of tha Boomerang – 4:00

This isn’t just music—it’s a weapon, an unrelenting call to action against injustice. Evil Empire remains a defining moment in rock history, its message just as powerful today as it was in 1996.