BAD RELIGION
Philosophical inquiry set to 200 BPM buzzsaw guitars and soaring three-part vocal harmonies ('oozin' aahs'). Total independent label self-determination via Epitaph Records.
Formed in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles in 1980 by high school classmates Greg Graffin, Brett Gurewitz, Jay Bentley, and Jay Ziskrout. Launching Epitaph Records to release their records and seminal albums like 'Suffer' (1988), 'No Control' (1989), and 'Against the Grain' (1990), Bad Religion sparked the global Southern California skate-punk explosion.
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Founding bassist of Minor Threat, guitarist/songwriter in Dag Nasty and Junkyard, and lead guitarist of Bad Religion since 1994. Brian is one of punk rock's most enduring and versatile musical stalwarts.
Co-founder and lightning-fingered lead guitarist of Circle Jerks, early guitarist of Redd Kross, and longtime guitarist of Bad Religion (1984–2013) and Punk Rock Karaoke. His airborne SG jumps and buzzsaw South Bay riffs helped write the Southern California hardcore songbook.
Co-founder, lead vocalist, and co-principal songwriter of Bad Religion since 1980, as well as a Cornell PhD in zoology and UCLA evolutionary biology lecturer. Greg's rapid-fire multi-syllabic lyrics and soaring three-part 'oozin' aahs' vocal harmonies became the signature voice of Southern California melodic hardcore.
Co-founder, guitarist, and songwriter of Bad Religion ('21st Century Digital Boy', 'Suffer', 'Infected', ' Sorrow') and founder of Epitaph Records—the independent powerhouse that launched Rancid, The Offspring, Pennywise, NOFX, Refused, and Converge from Hollywood to the world.
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