Four decades of punk rock, one legendary band, and plenty of opinions. Welcome to the Bad Religion podcast series from Cobras & Fire!
Join Loose Cannon (LC) and special guest Kevin Williams of the InObscuria Podcast as they take a deep dive into Bad Religion’s discography, reviewing albums era by era—from the early ’80s punk classics Suffer and No Control through the ’90s breakthrough records Against the Grain, Generator, and Stranger Than Fiction, to The Process of Belief, The Empire Strikes First, True North, and Age of Unreason.
Along the way, we explore the band’s history, Epitaph Records, lineup changes, unforgettable songs, and the albums that helped define melodic punk rock. The series wraps up with our Top 5 Bad Religion albums, ranked and debated.
On this final ep of the series we reveal our top 5 Bad Religions albums and discuss Dissent of Man, True North, Age of Unreason…and a Christmas Album?
Like all Bad Religion talks, this concludes with a discussion about Judas Priest. Hosted by LC and special guest Kevin Williams from the Inobscuria Podcast.
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“LC Picks” is a Cobras & Fire sidecast. This ep features Bad Religion’s thrid era (2000-2010). On this ep we discuss New America, Process of Belief, Empire Strikes First and New Maps of Hell During this era they released 4 albums, moved from back toEpitaph from Atlantic Records and reunited with co-founder / co-writer /…
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“LC Picks” is a Cobras & Fire sidecast. This ep features Bad Religion’s second era (1990-1999). On this ep we discuss Stranger than Fiction, The Gray Race and No Substance. This is part two of two 90s Bad Religion eps. During this era they released 6 albums, moved from Epitaph to Atlantic Records while Epitaph…
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“LC Picks” is a Cobras & Fire sidecast. This ep features Bad Religion’s second era (1990-1999). During this era they released 6 albums, moved from Epitaph to Atlantic Records while Epitaph grew exponentially and co-founder / co-writer / lead guitarist Brett Gurewitz left the band. On this ep we discuss Against The Grain, Generator, and…
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We discuss Bad Religion’s first era (1980-1989), Epitaph Records, the ill-fated prog album “Into the Unknown” as well as landmark albums Suffer and No Control.
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