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Audioslave masters metal-funk

Audioslave's upcoming Revelations album, due Sept. 5, contains a searing political tune, Wide Awake, dealing with Katrina fallout. In an interview with Rolling Stone, guitarist Tom Morello says the funk-injected album sounds like "Led Zeppelin meets Earth, Wind and Fire." The set was recorded in L.A. with Brendan O'Brien, famed for his work with Pearl Jam, Bruce Springsteen and, of course, Audioslave (Out of Exile). Coincidentally, he also had a hand in earlier albums by Rage Against the Machine and Soundgarden.

Posted at 10:00 AM/ET, July 11, 2006 in Music |

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