Audioslave - Audioslave Reviews

You would expect the fusion of Rage Against the Machine's instrumentalists, a bunch of political rap-rock agotators led by Tom Morello's innovative guitar player, with Soundgarden's old vocalist Chris Cornell, an exceptionally regarded grunge rock warbler, to produce something really unusual. Actually, they don't. Much of the album is ...  Read the complete review

It’s pretty normal that when one great band dies another one or two usually rise from the ashes. With Audioslave though it took the demise of two great bands, Soundgarden and Rage Against The Machine, for the band to be created. When Zack De La Rocha left Rage Against the Machine due to creative differences it left the rest of the band without a ...  Read the complete review

A must-have record - Advantages: Heavyweight music, eclectic mix , great stuff - Disadvantages: nothing to mention

Why is it that everything that Chris Cornell [previous Soundgarden front man] gets involved in, is so superb? TO START: COCHISE launches the record with a rhythmic percussive pick-roll, evolving into an instrumental build-up, gently rolling you into a fine track that sets the pace for the rest of the record. And the album keeps it?s ...  Read the complete review

Another band who have barely been reviewed on this site....it is criminal! Anyone reading this remember Soundgarden? I certainly do, and this is where the lead singer of Soundgarden, Chris Cornell is now focusing his attention. Audioslave are a collaboration between Cornell, and the musical members of also defunct Rage Against The Machine who are ...  Read the complete review