Tom Morello teams up with Kneecap and Beartooth for new album 'Everyone Gets Everything They Want' as he shares new single 'Date Night'

Tom Morello, the Rage Against The Machine guitarist, has been a thorn in the side of oppressive systems for decades. As a musician and activist, he's used his platform to speak truth to power and amplify marginalized voices. Now, with the announcement of his new solo album 'Everyone Gets Everything They Want', Morello is taking aim at the status quo once again. The album, set to drop on September 25 via Mom + Pop Music, promises to be a scathing critique of the world we live in, with Morello teaming up with Irish rap trio Kneecap and Ohio metalcore band Beartooth for a sonic assault on the senses.

The album's tracklist reads like a who's who of anti-establishment heavyweights. Morello's collaborations with Kneecap and Beartooth are particularly noteworthy, with the former's "Unconquered" and the latter's "Everything Burns" showcasing the guitarist's willingness to push the boundaries of his sound. But it's not just the guest spots that are impressive - Morello's own writing and playing are on full display throughout the album. With 15-year-old son Roman contributing to five of the tracks, it's clear that the guitarist is passing the torch to the next generation of rebels.

The album's lead single, "Date Night", is a powerful tribute to the Dutch resistance fighters Truus and Freddie Oversteegen and Hannie Schaft, who risked everything to take down the Nazis during World War II. Morello's lyrics paint a vivid picture of the trio's bravery and sacrifice, with the song serving as a rallying cry for anyone who's ever stood up against oppression. It's a fitting choice for a album that promises to be a call to action, with Morello urging listeners to "do the math" and join the fight against fascism.

Morello's collaboration with Kneecap is particularly noteworthy, with the Irish trio's outspoken politics and unapologetic style aligning perfectly with the guitarist's own values. As Morello himself put it, Kneecap are "clearly the Rage Against The Machine of now", a nod to the guitarist's own legacy as a radical force in music. With this album, Morello is staking his claim as a leader in a new era of rock music, one that's unafraid to take risks and challenge the status quo.

With "Everyone Gets Everything They Want" set to drop in September, Morello is poised to make a major impact. The album promises to be a turning point, with its bold sound and unapologetic politics inspiring a new generation of rebels. As for Morello himself, it's clear that he's just getting started - with Roman by his side, the guitarist is passing the torch to the next generation of musical dissidents. Buckle up, folks - it's going to be a wild ride.

In the end, "Everyone Gets Everything They Want" is more than just an album - it's a call to action, a reminder that music can be a powerful tool for change. With Tom Morello at the helm, it's clear that this album is going to be.