Bad Religion

Countless releases in, Bad Religion are in no danger of losing their original fury and dedication. The production palette may have widened, but the state of world affairs provides a renewed sense of strength for the band. As "Social Suicide" exemplifies, the tracks are angry, well spoken, and quick to the point.

For more than two decades, Bad Religion have disguised their brainy observations on war
and corruption as simple two-minute blasts of punk-rock vehemence. But here they
temper the formula with violins, electronic overtones and even a little hip-hop. Couple that
with a vicious three-guitar attack, and new songs such as "Los Angeles Is Burning" and "Let
Them Eat War" mark the beginning of something new: arena rock with a rabid ed... More >