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For years Bad
Religion has been the flag ship of punk rock and there is still no other band
like them out there. After line-up and abuse problems they are now back again,
stronger than ever, with their new album "The Process Of Belief". One reason
why I rarely touch punk music albums is because almost every single release
can be described in one word as "f**k the police, the fascist state and
everything else" but Bad Religion is luckily in a place beyond all this. Of
course they are free to write any lyrics they want but in the end it gets very
boring with the same thing over and over again. Instead their lyrics show that
they care and want to change things instead of seek and destroy. "Kyoto Now"
is a fine example of this. The music of this album is dynamic, melodic and
alive but what stands out most is the amazing vocal lines. If you want to buy
just one album outside the metal genre this is a good choice. The vocalists of
punk rock bands don't usually know how to sing (or maybe I should say that
they don't have a voice carved out for singing) but Bad Religion is
definitely an exception.
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Supersonic 2. Prove It 3. Can't Stop It 4. Broken |
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Defense 12. The Lie 13. You Don't Belong 14. Bored And |
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Extremely Dangerous |
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