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Terroristars
Terroristars formed in Los Angeles with a lineup that included Zach de la Rocha on vocals, Tom Morello on guitar, Brad Wilk on drums, and Tim Commerford on...
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Damage is Done
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Santa Agonia
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Traidor Hijoputa
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Vuela Tu Cabeza
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Evil Melodies
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Norte Errante
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Damage is Done
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Santa Agonia
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Traidor Hijoputa
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Vuela Tu Cabeza
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Evil Melodies
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Norte Errante
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Padre Sem Fé
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Padre Sin Fe
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Terroristars formed in Los Angeles with a lineup that included Zach de la Rocha on vocals, Tom Morello on guitar, Brad Wilk on drums, and Tim Commerford on bass. Their music pulled from punk rock, hip-hop, and industrial sounds, often addressing political themes in songs like 'Damage is Done' and 'Evil Melodies'.
Their debut album 'Damaged Goods' came out in 1992, followed by 'Violent Revolution' in 1994 and 'The Battle of Los Angeles' in 1999. They also released a covers album called 'Renegades' in 2000 and 'Out of Exile' in 2002.
Their lyrics sometimes drew criticism for tackling topics like police brutality and government corruption, and the band faced occasional bomb threats at concerts. They kept a straightforward, abrasive sound across their catalog, with tracks such as 'Norte Errante' and 'Padre Sem Fé' reflecting their consistent approach.
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