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No Substance
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Format: CD / Album
Our Take
Our Take
BAD RELIGION's latest offering, "No Substance," is a journey into the depths of mediocrity that leaves us questioning if substance ever existed in the first place. With lyrics that sound like they were pulled from a teenager's angsty journal and melodies that feel as predictable as a Sunday roast, this record falls flat faster than a soufflé left in the oven too long.
The band, known for their insightful social commentary and infectious punk spirit, seems to have lost their edge on this one. Tracks like "The Biggest Killer in American History" and "Shades of Truth" feel like recycled versions of their former glory, lacking the punch and urgency that once defined their sound.
Even the production on this album feels lacklustre, with the guitars sounding muddy and the vocals getting lost in the mix. It's a shame to see a band with such a rich history release an album that feels more like a footnote than a headline.
In a sea of cookie-cutter punk bands, BAD RELIGION used to stand out for their intelligence and passion. Unfortunately, "No Substance" fails to live up to the band's legacy, leaving us craving a return to form that may never come. Stick to their classic albums, and leave this one on the shelf.
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. Hear It
2. Shades of Truth
3. All Fantastic Images
4. The Biggest Killer in American History
5. No Substance
6. Raise Your Voice
7. Sowing the Seeds of Utopia
8. The Hippy Killers
9. The State of the End of He Millennium Address
10. The Voracious March of Godliness
11. Mediocre Minds
12. Victims of the Revolution
13. Strange Denial
14. At the Mercy of Imbeciles
15. The Same Person
16. In So Many Ways
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About the artist
Bad Religion
Bad Religion - the iconic punk rock band that has been tearing up the music scene for over four decades. Hailing from Los Angeles, this group of misfits has never shied away from speaking their mind and challenging the status quo. With their unique blend of high-energy guitars and thought-provoking lyrics, Bad Religion has become a household name in the punk rock world. Led by the charismatic frontman Greg Graffin, Bad Religion has proven time and time again that they are here to stay. Their politically charged songs have resonated with fans around the globe, earning them a loyal following that spans generations. From anthems like "21st Century (Digital Boy)" to the infectious "Sorrow," Bad Religion knows how to get a crowd moving and thinking at the same time. But don't let their serious subject matter fool you - these guys know how to have a good time. Whether it's their tongue-in-cheek lyrics or their rebellious attitudes, Bad Religion never fails to entertain. And with their infectious energy and punk rock spirit, they are sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who has the pleasure of witnessing them live. So, whether you're a die-hard punk rock fan or just in the mood for some good music, Bad Religion is a band that you won't want to miss. With their raw talent and unapologetic attitude, they are sure to continue making waves in the music industry for years to come.
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