Public Enemy

Looking back at some of the more notable times rock bands covered rap and hip hop songs, including those that maybe should have never made it onto tape.

Two name artists, one great pairing. We take a look at some of the collabs that worked well throughout the '90s.

The second release from their upcoming self-titled debut, the song addresses homelessness and economic inequality.

The “elite task force of radical musicians” that makes up Prophets of Rage will be recording music together, according to a new interview with guitarist Tom Morello. “We hope to do some recording and release music before we go out on tour” starting in mid-July, Morello told Wall Street Journal’s “Speakeasy” podcast...

Prophets of Rage should play more Public Enemy songs in concert – and here are six suggestions.

What was rumored to be the announcement of a Rage reunion might actually be a new supergroup with Public Enemy's Chuck D and Cypress Hill's B-Real.

The hugely influential '90s outfit have ignited reunion rumors after launching a mysterious countdown that references Public Enemy.