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Bad Religion’s multiple guitar arrangements and vocal harmonies laid the groundwork for numerous other Los Angeles punk acts. With wall-of-sound guitars dominating the mix, Bad Religion’s emphasis is power; with sharp, socially conscious lyrics, Bad Religion defined Orange County punk. With a pace faster than early British acts, though not as manic as L.A. hardcore bands, Bad Religion’s sound will grab listeners wanting uptempo rock.

News

Bad Religion Not Rushing into New Record May 20, 2009
Bad Religion Bilks Fans with Deluxe Maps May 06, 2008
Bad Religion Singer Gets Award for Atheism Mar 27, 2008
Vintage Video - Bad Religion Feb 29, 2008
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Interviews

Rediscovering Religion
Jan 14, 2002
It's been a long time since guitarist Brett Gurewitz has played and written songs for Bad Religion, but he hasn't lost his touch. The guitarist sits down and talks about his motivations for returning, his collaborative efforts with singer Greg Graffin and, of course, the skinny on the new Bad Religion album. read more >>

Discography

80-85 (Epitaph)
Against The Grain (Epitaph)
All Ages (Epitaph)
Generator (Epitaph)
They Gray Race (WEA/Atlantic)
Gray Race (Atlantic)
No Control (Epitaph)
No Substance (WEA/Atlantic)
Recipe For Hate (WEA/Atlantic)
Stranger Than Fiction (WEA/Atlantic)
Suffer (Epitaph)
The New America (Atlantic Records)
The Process of Belief (Epitaph Records)
The Empire Strikes First (Epitaph Records)
Live at the Palladium DVD (Epitaph Records)
New Maps of Hell (Epitaph Records)