RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE (RATM) Wall Flag

The system is still broken. The flag still slaps.

Rage Against the Machine arrived in 1992 and immediately made everyone else's guitar tone sound polite. Tom Morello rewired what a riff could be, Zack de la Rocha brought a rage that was specific, political, and completely unignorable, and together they built something that sits at the exact intersection of metal, hip hop, funk, and genuine fury that still doesn't have a genre box big enough to hold it. This officially licensed textile wall flag is for the walls of people who still mean it, the RATM fans who can quote the liner notes, who introduced the back catalogue to someone younger, who need more than a streaming playlist to prove the point. It belongs next to your records, your patches, your evidence.

Officially licensed textile print. Measures 75cm wide x 110cm tall. Fans of: Faith No More, Audioslave, Them Crooked Vultures, Soundgarden.