The song comes off the group’s latest album, ‘What You Gonna Do When the Grid Goes Down?’
The track is from the group’s new album ‘What You Gonna Do When the Grid Goes Down?’ out now on Def Jam.
Furious yet thought-provoking, Prophets Of Rage’s debut album took no prisoners, offering a shot of adrenaline for the body politic in uncertain times.
In their historic return to Def Jam Recordings, the group’s new album will feature the Beastie Boys, Nas, George Clinton, among many others.
If 'Threads' is Crow's final full-length work, as she has suggested, then it's a remarkable closing statement.
“Public Enemy songs are forever sonic prints in the sands of time. And it’s time – it’s necessary – to bring the noise again from a place called home.”
The Colorado art exhibit pays tribute to Public Enemy and their pioneering third album, which turned 30 this year.
‘Goo’ challenged the idea of what a mainstream rock album could be without sacrificing the experimentalism that earned Sonic Youth a devoted cult following.
The rap group led by Chuck D. are one of the most influential rap groups of all time, known for their explosive sound and activism.
Co-frontman Chuck D says: “As with many songs, this was formed out of a conversation amongst ourselves about the level of passion fuel it takes to create."
An album beyond compare, ‘Fear Of A Black Planet’ found Public Enemy issuing calls for a survivable lifestyle amid tremendous pressure… Sound familiar?
“The credibility he brings to our team is mammoth,” museum chairman of the board Kurtis Blow said.
Other celebrities involved are Steve Buscemi, Ben Stiller, Jarvis Cocker and Jeff Tweedy.
The song also features on the rap-rock supergroup's much-acclaimed self-titled debut album.
Other new members from the music world include Prince & The Revolution's Lisa Coleman and Wendy Melvoin, Sufjan Stevens and German pianist Hauschka.
