Bad Religion
The Dissent Of Man

30 Years. 15 Albums. It sounds insane but Bad Religion is still going at it. And what’s even better… “The Dissent Of Man” is another kickass album tha...

If one thing can be said about the future of Bad Religion, it’s that they are never going to run out of things to write about. In the 31 years that th...

It's difficult to overemphasize the significance of Bad Religion's recent 30-year anniversary. Punk rock is, generally speaking, a young man's game, a...

Seminal Californian punks Bad Religion return with their fifteenth studio album, and are showing no signs of letting up or running out of ideas despit...

They are one of punk’s most influential bands, who this year, marked thirty years in music with their 15th album release. Produced by Joe Barresi (Que...

Yup. No doubt about it - this is definitely a Bad Religion album. The first three in a row will take your eyebrows and a couple of layers of skin off ...

It’s a fair testament to their dogged perseverance that these legendary SoCal punks must’ve outlasted just about every spiky-haired teenager they ever...

They’re a punk band who has shaken fences against theology and democracy, but Bad Religion have no need for clichés like the Return To Form. It’s an a...

The Dissent of Man is Bad Religion’s 15th album, and the hard-hitting Cali punks’ aesthetic hasn’t changed much. There’s nothing surprising here excep...

At this point, new Bad Religion albums are like “Brady Bunch” reruns: There are no real surprises; you know exactly what’s coming, but you’ll probably...