The 1992 self-titled debut from Rage Against The Machine is arguably the most incendiary debut album of all time. You’d be hard pushed to recall an album that opens with such a ferocious trio as Bombtrack, Killing In The Name and Take The Power Back. Let alone an album that seamlessly merges metal, punk, funk and hip hop with such innovative and intoxicating genius. The combination of guitarist Tom Morello’s pioneering riffs with Zack de la Rocha’s insightful and rageful politicised lyrics remains one of the greatest masterstrokes in modern rock, continuing to resonate today.