Tom Morello on new RATM material: "No plans for anything”
Don’t get your hopes up for a new Rage Against The Machine album any time soon – guitarist Tom Morello says the band is both “not ready” and has “no plans (to release) anything”. In a recent interview with NME, Morello was asked about the possibility of a new album from Rage Against the Machine and replied: "When bands make albums it's because everybody wants to, and that's not the case with Rage Against The Machine at the moment. Everyone in the band gets along very well, we consider each other friends and comrades in arms, but people sometimes don't feel ready to do it. I don't have one minute of one day that's not filled with music, or politics, or family. If at some point Rage were to get it together to work more I would be open to that, but that's not on the table right now”. Rage Against The Machine are currently focusing on the release of XX, a deluxe reissue celebrating the 20th anniversary of their debut album, the details of which can be found here. Rage Against The Ma...
Don’t get your hopes up for a new Rage Against The Machine album any time soon – guitarist Tom Morello says the band is “not ready” and has “no plans (to release) anything”.
In a recent interview with NME, when asked about the possibility of a new Rage Against The Machine album, Morello replied:
"When bands make albums it's because everybody wants to, and that's not the case with Rage Against The Machine at the moment. Everyone in the band gets along very well, we consider each other friends and comrades in arms, but people sometimes don't feel ready to do it. I don't have one minute of one day that's not filled with music, or politics, or family. If at some point Rage were to get it together to work more I would be open to that, but that's not on the table right now”.
Rage Against The Machine are currently focusing on the release of XX, a deluxe reissue celebrating the 20th anniversary of their debut album, the details of which can be found here.
Rage Against The Machine were last in the country in 2008 when they headlined the Big Day Out.
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