Tom Morello, guitarist for Rage Against the Machine, set a fan straight on Twitter after being criticized about the band's 'political opinions.'
."Music is my sanctuary and the last thing I want to hear is political bs when i’m listening to music. As far as i’m concerned you and Pink are completely done. Keep running your mouth and ruining your fan base.""Scott!! What music of mine were you a fan of that DIDN’T contain “political BS”?" he wrote."I need to know so I can delete it from the catalog."
Vox senior politics reporter Jane Coaston also replied, referencing Rage Against the Machine's 1996 track"Down Rodeo."Castaneda tried to clarify his tweet in an interview with the Detroit Metro Times. Rage Against the Machine broke onto the national radar in the mid-‘90s with a hard-hitting amalgam of hip-hop, funk and metal, releasing four critically acclaimed albums before disbanding in 2000. It made its name through politically contentious, revolution themed, rap-metal., which has since been postponed. Their"Public Service Announcement" tour will now be held in 2021, according to their website.
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