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Bad Religion announce new album Age of Unreason, stream new single “Chaos From Within”

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Bad Religion have finally announced the details for their forthcoming new album. After releasing a pair of singles over the past few months, the long-standing California punk rockers will release Age of Unreason on May 3 via Epitaph Records.

Singer Greg Graffin had the following to say about the new album:

“When I saw all these headlines about how terrible our world had become, I started doing a lot of reading. I read about the French revolution, the American Revolution, the Civil War, and I started to recognize that this is a pattern of history and something we should never venture into. There are ample warnings against it. Every school child should know this but it’s hard to get people to read about these things. Maybe this album can help. Because right now, with social media, we are just playing a version of kill the guy with the ball.”

To coincide with the announce, the band has also revealed a new single, “Chaos From Within.” Listen to the new track below.

Bad Religion are set to play ’77 Montreal on July 26, alongside Pennywise, Streetlight Manifesto, The Avengers, and many more. Tickets are available here.


Age of Unreason Tracklist

1. Chaos From Within
2. My Sanity
3. Do The Paranoid Style
4. The Approach
5. Lose Your Head
6. End of History
7. Age of Unreason
8. Candidate
9. Faces of Grief
10. Old Regime
11. Big Black Dog
12. Downfall
13. Since Now
14. What Tomorrow Brings
15. The Profane Rights of Man (bonus)

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