Rising from the Southern California punk scene in the early 1980s, Bad Religion avoided sounding like any other band of the genre. With gritty vocals and energy-spewing guitars, Bad Religion is one of punk's longest running bands, turning out infecti...more Rising from the Southern California punk scene in the early 1980s, Bad Religion avoided sounding like any other band of the genre. With gritty vocals and energy-spewing guitars, Bad Religion is one of punk's longest running bands, turning out infectious tunes for a long line of loyal fans. From the early How Could Hell Be Any Worse to their first major-label record, 1993's Recipe for Hate, Bad Religion has kept the recipe simple, fusing complex lyrics with a stable punk rock vision. Releasing over a dozen albums since their debut in '82, Bad Religion has conquered punk rock with a consistent sound that never lacks new material. In July of 2007, they released a new album titled, New Maps of Hell....less |
