Punk legends Bad Religion spent their entire career addressing important social issues with their powerful lyrics, and they intend to continue doing so on their next album. After a six-year-long wait, their fans will finally get a new studio recording with Age of Unreason.
The band’s 17th studio album will hit the shelves on May 3, and judging by what we’ve heard so far it was definitely worth the wait. Age of Unreason will feature a total of 14 tracks, including
Just like all of their previous records, this one will draw inspiration from today’s social and political climate. Frontman Greg Graffin did a lot of
“When I saw all these headlines about how terrible our world had become, I started doing a lot of reading. I read about the French revolution, the American Revolution, the Civil War, and I started to recognize that this is a pattern of history and something we should never venture into,” explained Graffin.
