Rage Against The Machine re-enter US charts in the wake of Black Lives Matter protests
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nme.comRage Against The Machine have re-entered the US charts following worldwide protests for racial equality in the wake of George Floyd’s death.The band’s 1992 self-titled album has appeared at number 174 in the Billboard 200.
It has also reached number eight in the iTunes album chart.The album’s Billboard chart peak came in 1994, when it reached number 45.
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