Audioslave

Two-thousands rock supergroup

Audioslave was an American rock band formed in 2001, combining members of Soundgarden and Rage Against the Machine.

The supergroup produced three albums before disbanding in 2007.

Their self-titled debut yielded radio hits like "Cochise" and "Like a Stone." The name suggests music as both creative expression and servitude to sound.

supergroup

Soundgarden

Seattle grunge rock band

Chris Cornell · alliance · members · formation · dissolution · 2001 · 2007 · breakup · legacy

discography

Revelations

Truths suddenly made known

sound

alternative metal

Eclectic aggressive rock subgenre

distortion · solos · drums · bass · amplifier · heavy · melodic · anthemic

Cornell

vocals

Sung musical parts

lyricist · melancholy · baritone · frontman · tribute

era

2000s

First decade, 2000s

  • nu-metalLate-90s heavy fusion genre
  • post-grungeSlicker nineties alternative rock
  • MTVYouth-oriented video network

Grammy nomination · Billboard · music video · Epic Records · TRL

Categories
Opposites
musical genre/style

AudioslaveEnya

Irish new age singer

Kenny G · Yanni · Celine Dion · Air Supply · Norah Jones

supergroup formation

Audioslavesolo artist

Performer working independently

garage band · bedroom producer · one-man band · session musicians

musical era and aesthetic

AudioslaveDepeche Mode

British synth-pop band

Kraftwerk · Pet Shop Boys · The Beach Boys · ABBA · Bee Gees

Family

slave, slavery, audit, audible, audio, auditorium, inaudible, enslave, enslaved

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Concrete · Rated G