Tom Morello Announces New Solo Album With Killer Mike, Big Boi, RZA, More
Tom Morello picture by Eitan Miskevich
Following his current work with Prophets of Rage, Tom Morello has introduced a brand new solo album. The Atlas Underground is out October 12 by way of Mom + Pop, and it options tons of friends. Killer Mike, Big Boi, RZA, GZA, Gary Clark Jr., Steve Aoki, Portugal. the Man, Marcus Mumford, Bassnectar, and lots of extra seem on the album. Listen to 2 new songs—“We Don’t Need You” that includes Vic Mensa and “Battle Sirens” that includes Knife Party—under. Also, discover the album’s tracklist and flying hippo art work.
“I’ve been devoted both musically and as an activist to fighting injustice at every turn,” Morello mentioned of the album in an announcement. “Amid this heightened sense of impending doom, it’s now time to rally the troops in a last-ditch effort to save the planet, and our artistic souls. By challenging the boundaries of what music is and has sounded like before, you can open peoples’ eyes to changing the status quo in society.”

The Atlas Underground:
01 Battle Sirens [ft. Knife Party]
02 Rabbit’s Revenge [ft. Bassnectar, Big Boi, and Killer Mike]
03 Every Step That I Take [ft. Portugal. The Man and Whethan]
04 We Don’t Need You [ft. Vic Mensa]
05 Find Another Way [ft. Marcus Mumford]
06 How Long [ft. Steve Aoki and Rise Against’s Tim McIlrath]
07 Lucky One [ft. K.Flay]
08 One Nation [ft. Pretty Lights]
09 Vigilante Nocturno [ft. Carl Restivo]
10 Where It’s At Ain’t What It Is [ft. Gary Clark Jr. and Nico Stadi]
11 Roadrunner [ft. Leikeli47]
12 Lead Poisoning [ft. GZA, RZA, and Herobust]
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