Bad Religion – Stranger Than Fiction

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Artist: Bad Religion

Title: Stranger Than Fiction

Year: 1994

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  • 1. Incomplete (2:29)
  • 2. Leave Mine To Me (2:06)
  • 3. Stranger Than Fiction (2:20)
  • 4. Tiny Voices (2:37)
  • 5. The Handshake (2:49)
  • 6. Better Off Dead (2:38)
  • 7. Infected (4:07)
  • 8. Television (2:03)
  • 9. Individual (1:58)
  • 10. Hooray For Me... (2:49)
  • 11. Slumber (2:41)
  • 12. Marked (1:48)
  • 13. Inner Logic (2:57)
  • 14. What It Is (2:08)
  • 15. 21st Century (Digital Boy) (2:47)
  • 16. News From The Front (2:22)
  • 17. Markovian Process (1:29)

Review

'Stranger Than Fiction' is a vibrant canvas of punk rock artistry, where Bad Religion's raw energy meets a more polished aesthetic. This 1994 release marks their debut on Atlantic Records, yet the band manages to retain their rebellious spirit while broadening their sonic palette. The album is a masterful blend of high-octane punk and melodic hooks, with Greg Graffin's razor-sharp lyrics acting as bold brushstrokes across a backdrop of societal critique and personal reflection.

The production, helmed by Andy Wallace and the band, adds a sheen to Bad Religion's signature sound without dulling its edge. It's like viewing a familiar painting through a newly cleaned lens - the details are crisper, but the essence remains unchanged. Tracks like 'Leave Mine to Me' and 'Tiny Voices' are aural sculptures, meticulously crafted yet retaining the band's punk rock soul.

This album is adorned with guest appearances that add splashes of color to the overall composition. Tim Armstrong of Rancid, Jim Lindberg of Pennywise, and Wayne Kramer of MC5 contribute their unique tones to this punk rock masterpiece. Singles like 'Infected' and '21st Century (Digital Boy)' became the focal points of this musical exhibition, drawing listeners in with their catchy melodies and thought-provoking lyrics. 'Stranger Than Fiction' stands as a testament to Bad Religion's ability to evolve their art while staying true to their core principles. - Jasper

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