Rage Against The Machine - The Battle Of Mexico CityReleased for RSD 2021 (June Drop) The Battle Of Mexico City documents Rage Against The Machines legendary show at Mexico Citys Palacio de los Deportes in 1999. This was the bands first ever show in Mexico and part of their Battle Of Los Angeles tour. This release makes its vinyl debut on red and green coloured vinyl with white label as a tribute to the Mexican flag.

Bukka White and Jevetta Steele

this album couldn't have appeared at a better time

and throughout these varied moods and tempos is heard the constant fire of Latin rhythm

It’s like they’re tickling you

‰۝ - The Guardian

Fizzing with energy from the get go

delivering a fine slice of Montreal disco-funk

and the Everly Brothers (which he admits “don’t go far from the turntable pile”)

Second volume in a series of three

J Dilla possessed production skills on par with anyone in hip-hop – technically and creatively

Such a unique moment of fun and connection and excitement that always sticks with me

setting them apart by embracing a spread of influences from blues to disco but always sounding unmistakably Kitty Daisy & Lewis