Bad Religion

Bad Religion, formed in Los Angeles in 1980, is a seminal punk rock band renowned for their thought-provoking lyrics and fast-paced sound. Founded by Greg Graffin and Brett Gurewitz, the band melded melodic sensibilities with intellectual themes, shaping the punk landscape. Their album "Suffer" (1988) marked a turning point, defining their signature style. Tracks like "21st Century (Digital Boy)" and "American Jesus" became anthems of dissent. Bad Religion's consistency and social commentary on religion, politics, and society have earned them a devoted global following. With over 17 studio albums, they remain influential, contributing significantly to punk's evolution.