Bad Religion - True North (black vinyl)
ABOUT TRUE NORTH BY BAD RELIGION
Punk rock Pioneers Bad Religion have released their new album True North on Epitaph Records. The new album, already a favorite among fans, has been greeted with worldwide critical acclaim and praise.
Produced by the band and Joe Barresi, True North celebrates the power of cogent punk in the face of personal pain and adversity. On the new album, the storied band deliberately revisits and refines the powerful and melodic Southern California sound they helped to define.
“We went back to our original mission statement of short concise bursts of melody and message,” co-songwriter and guitarist Brett Gurewitz explains. “The intent was to record stripped down punk songs without sacrificing any conceptual density.”
ABOUT TRUE NORTH BY BAD RELIGION
Punk rock Pioneers Bad Religion have released their new album True North on Epitaph Records. The new album, already a favorite among fans, has been greeted with worldwide critical acclaim and praise.
Produced by the band and Joe Barresi, True North celebrates the power of cogent punk in the face of personal pain and adversity. On the new album, the storied band deliberately revisits and refines the powerful and melodic Southern California sound they helped to define.
“We went back to our original mission statement of short concise bursts of melody and message,” co-songwriter and guitarist Brett Gurewitz explains. “The intent was to record stripped down punk songs without sacrificing any conceptual density.”
ABOUT TRUE NORTH BY BAD RELIGION
Punk rock Pioneers Bad Religion have released their new album True North on Epitaph Records. The new album, already a favorite among fans, has been greeted with worldwide critical acclaim and praise.
Produced by the band and Joe Barresi, True North celebrates the power of cogent punk in the face of personal pain and adversity. On the new album, the storied band deliberately revisits and refines the powerful and melodic Southern California sound they helped to define.
“We went back to our original mission statement of short concise bursts of melody and message,” co-songwriter and guitarist Brett Gurewitz explains. “The intent was to record stripped down punk songs without sacrificing any conceptual density.”
