Cornell, Rage Reform as Audioslave
09-10-02 | 05:57 PM
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Cornell, Rage Reform as Audioslave
http://www.rollingstone.com/news/new....asp?nid=16634
Long-awaited debut album due early next year
Former Soundgarden vocalist Chris Cornell and former Rage Against the Machine members Tom Morello, Tim Commerford and Brad Wilk have reformed as a band and rechristened themselves Audioslave. They are back at work on their debut album, which is now due out early next year on Epic Records.
Cornell first began jamming with the Rage members in February of 2001, four months after Zach de la Rocha quit the band. The new band, later to be called Civilian, began recording with producer Rick Rubin in May, and unreleased tracks from those sessions have made the rounds on the popular online file-sharing sites.
In March, just days after the band announced plans to join the Ozzfest 2002 bill, Cornell quit the group over differences between each camp's respective managers. The band subsequently reconciled, employing a neutral, third party to manage the project.
The band has established a new own official Web site, www.audioslavemusic.com), announcing itself with blurry photos of the band members and the terse statement, "Audioslave is a Los Angeles & Seattle based band."
JOHN D. LUERSSEN
(September 10, 2002)
Former Soundgarden vocalist Chris Cornell and former Rage Against the Machine members Tom Morello, Tim Commerford and Brad Wilk have reformed as a band and rechristened themselves Audioslave. They are back at work on their debut album, which is now due out early next year on Epic Records.
Cornell first began jamming with the Rage members in February of 2001, four months after Zach de la Rocha quit the band. The new band, later to be called Civilian, began recording with producer Rick Rubin in May, and unreleased tracks from those sessions have made the rounds on the popular online file-sharing sites.
In March, just days after the band announced plans to join the Ozzfest 2002 bill, Cornell quit the group over differences between each camp's respective managers. The band subsequently reconciled, employing a neutral, third party to manage the project.
The band has established a new own official Web site, www.audioslavemusic.com), announcing itself with blurry photos of the band members and the terse statement, "Audioslave is a Los Angeles & Seattle based band."
JOHN D. LUERSSEN
(September 10, 2002)
09-10-02 | 06:30 PM
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Interesting, I look forward to this, but I have hopes that it will not fizzle out like civilian did. I had really high hopes for the group then.
09-11-02 | 03:34 PM
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And the winners for worst band name since "Wham" are....
And the winners for worst band name since "Wham" are....
09-11-02 | 06:19 PM
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I dunno, "Audioslave" conjurs up to me some mid-80s Goth band singing music that's a cross between the Smiths and Marilyn Manson. Maybe it's just me.
