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  See Bad Religion Convert a Young Punk to the Cause in 'True North' Video

  February 13, 2013 – In our interview with Bad Religion's Brett Gurewitz about the legendary Los Angeles punk band's new album True North, the 50-year-old guitarist explains that, "When we write, if we're successful with a song then we're connecting with other humans ... …
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  Bad Religion Blaze Ahead With 'Past Is Dead' on 'Fallon'

  January 31, 2013 – Bad Religion tore it up on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon last night (January 30), with a searing take of the bitterly unsentimental "Past Is Dead," off the punk icons' latest LP, True North. "A measure of success / is how well you forget," frontman Greg Graffin sings, drawing out every syllable before the Los Angeles band barrels into the three-minute rampage. …
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  Bad Religion, 'True North' (Epitaph)

  January 24, 2013 – On "Fuck You," the latest radio-unfriendly riposte from melodic punks Bad Religion, frontman Greg Graffin juxtaposes the basest phrase in English with a reference to Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov. …
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  Bad Religion's Brett Gurewitz on the Band's New Album and the One He'd Rather Forget

  January 18, 2013 – You aren't always the music you make. Bad Religion co-founder Brett Gurewitz spends most of his time running Epitaph Records and as a family man whose musical tastes run more to soul and classic psych than aggressive hardcore. But when recording as Bad Religion, Gurewitz can't escape his lifelong inclination towards stinging melodies and roadrunner tempos. …
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  Bad Religion Direct Digital Boy's Lame Dad to the 'Dept. Of False Hope'

  January 11, 2013 – Long before Frank Ocean changed the game with a song called "Bad Religion," there was (and is) Bad Religion, the original "oozin' aahs-in'" melodic punk band who gave us the strongly prophetic "21st Century (Digital Boy)" all the way back in 1990. …
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  EXCLUSIVE: Bad Religion Play Classic Tune Live

  June 21, 2011 – For over 30 years, L.A. punks Bad Religion have been pacesetters and influencers for hundreds of bands who rock heavy -- a legacy SPIN celebrated last year with Germs of Perfection, our Bad Religion tribute album. Now, the iconic band is performing on the next episode of Guitar Center Sessions, airing on DirecTV. …
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  Florence, Pumpkins, Black Keys Rock KROQ Xmas

  December 14, 2010 – For 21 years, Los Angeles' alt-rock radio stalwart KROQ has thrown the holiday ball to end all. Set at the Gibson Amphitheater, which itself is seated within the Universal Studios Hollywood theme park, the annual two-day gala is a destination trip for some and a local holiday for many. …
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  FREE MIXTAPE: Top Acts Cover Bad Religion

  October 19, 2010 – In our November issue, SPIN celebrates 30 years of the iconic label Epitaph Records, tracing its rise from a DIY imprint founded by Brett Gurewitz to a powerhouse label that sent punk to the top of the charts. Bad Religion - which included Gurewitz on guitar - were Epitaph's marquee band, so to commemorate the label's history, SPIN and MySpace Music rounded up top indie artists, including Tegan and Sara, Switchfoot, Ted Leo and New Pol …
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  The Oral History of Epitaph Records

  October 19, 2010 – The original Los Angeles punk rock scene lived fast, died young, and left behind hair metal. Meanwhile, Bad Religion guitarist Brett Gurewitz started Epitaph Records in a closet in the back of his recording studio, eventually sending punk up the pop charts and everyone from the majors to Madonna scurrying for a piece. But keeping the scene -- and himself -- together during the chaos proved nearly impossible. …
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  Bad Religion, 'The Dissent of Man' (Epitaph)

  September 15, 2010 – Three decades is a long time to stay mad. But on their 15th album, these venerable West Coast punks are as revved-up and pissed-off as ever, railing about everything from interpersonal relationships ("Cyanide") to illogical arguments ("Ad Hominem," on which frontman Greg Graffin puts his PhD to good use). …
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