Age of Unreason

The West Coast punk legends' 17th studio effort and first full-length outing since 2013's True North, Age of Unreason couldn't have arrived at a more divisive time, which suits Bad Religion's particular brand of melodious socio-political punk just fine.

Writing songs during the Trump era must feel like shooting fish in a barrel for Bad Religion. And the band’s 17th album is as urgent a politically motivated statement as the band has released in years.

It's been awhile since we've heard from Bad Religion, the legendary punk band from southern California.