Audioslave's Out of Exile Vinyl Reissue

0:00It's April 21st from Chart Toppers to Breaking Drops. This is Music News today, powered by AI. Universal Music Enterprises just announced the first vinyl pressing ever for audio-slave second album out of exile hitting shelves June 12th, 2026. This supergroup fused Chris Cornell's killer vocals and lyrics with rage against the machine's Tom Morello, Tim Comerford and Brad Wilk on that. Heavy, riff-driven sound. They remastered the original with Levi Sites at Black Belt Mastering. You'll get a standard 180 gram black vinyl or a limited direct-to-consumer black liquid edition in a cool die-cut gatefold jacket. Back on May 23rd, 2005, the album debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and went platinum. Tracks like Doesn't Remind Me snagged a Grammy nomination for best hard rock performance while Be Yourself topped the mainstream rock chart. Cornell poured his soul into it, calling it his most personal work after getting sober, marrying and starting a family.

1:02The band debuted songs at a massive free concert in Cuba for over 70,000 fans. The first American rock act to do an open-air show there. Critics raved, saying it showed the group fully coming into their power. This reissue captures that evolution and their lasting stamp on rock across three albums full of anthems. Fans, mark your calendars for June and spin this classic on wax.