At a time when the genre was increasingly commercial and homogenized, two of West Coast punk’s most influential songwriters reunited to show the kids how it was done.

Source: Guitar.com (United States)

Source: Buffalo Rising (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

In this interview Screen Rant talks to Jay about how "You" ended up in Tony Hawk's game, the skate scene over the years and how Jay is part of a skateboarding crew called The Old Men Rollers.

Source: Screen Rant (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Modern Drummer (United States)

With: Jamie Miller

Source: Record Collector Magazine (June 2020) (United States)

With: Brian Baker

The Bad Religion frontman and Cornell University lecturer on combining songwriting and academic research and how universities should respond to far-right extremism.

Source: timeshighereducation.com (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Brian talks gear and the band's latest album "Age of Unreason."

Source: Ultimate-guitar.com (United States)

With: Brian Baker

Interview with Jay in which he talks about his favorite albums, tracks and artists Bad Religion has played with.

Source: The Thanks List (Canada)

With: Jay Bentley

Interview with Brian about the new record, touring, etc.

Source: Metro (United States)

With: Brian Baker

Brian talks about Age of Unreason, the book and what else will be happening in 2020.

Source: Bad Feeling Magazine (Canada)

With: Brian Baker

A short articles with some quotes from Jay about Age of Unreason.

Source: VC Reporter (United States)

Source: Visions #314 (Germany)

Interview with Graffin on his Milport record and the 10 records that changed his life.

Source: Musicradar.com (United States)

A nice sit down interview with Brett about Bad Religion, Epitaph, the current state of the record industry, and being an independent entrepreneur.

Source: PIAS - The Independent Echo Blog (United Kingdom)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: vice.com (2015) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: registerguard.com (United States)

With: Brian Baker

Source: squabblebox.co.uk (United Kingdom)

Jay talks about touring, setlists, and favourite venues.

Source: kilScene (link to youtube) (January 2015) (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: theressomethinghardinthere.blogspot.com (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: ASBMB Today, vol. 13, no. 8, pp. 34-36, September 2014 (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Interview with Dexter and Noodles from The Offspring as well as Brett about "Smash" and their relation with Epitaph.

Source: rollingstone.com (2014) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: outlawmagazine.com (United States)

Article about the band's history and discography.

Source: Phoenix New Times (United States)

Source: seymourduncan.com (United States)

With: Greg Hetson

Source: punknews.org (United States)

With: Brian Baker, Jay Bentley

Source: Toronto Star (Canada)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: nashvillescene.com (United States)

Interview with Brett Gurewitz about recording True North. A rather interesting interview with the focus on the technical details of recording the album. Brett also talks about his favorite song, Hello Cruel World and Dharma and the Bomb.

Source: Premier Guitar (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Jay and Brooks talk about the 'cute' factor in the music industry nowadays, recording True North, the layers of a Bad Religion song, and the future of the band.

Source: ocregister.com (United States)

With: Brooks Wackerman, Jay Bentley

Source: Tracks Magazine (Australia)

With: Jay Bentley

Greg Graffin talks about human nature, their backgrounds, the punk rock life, and songs still being viable after many years.

Source: themusicnetwork.com (Australia)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Muzika.hr (Croatia)

Greg talks about True North and the evolution of punk - he especially expands on the early days of the band - and even tells about Darby Crash.

Source: Artbound, KCET (February 26, 2013) (United States)

With: Unknown

Source: theaureview.com (Australia)

Source: No Frequency - WIUX blog (United States)

Source: Aesthetic Magazine Toronto (Canada)

With: Brian Baker

Source: terrorverlag.de (Germany)

Jay Bentley talks about fatherhood, the band’s earlier albums, and how they translated into this new record

Source: AMP Magazine (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: enemy.at (Austria)

Source: Mixdown Magazine (Australia)

With: Unknown

Source: musikreviews.de (Germany)

Source: musikreviews.de (Germany)

Source: themusic.com.au (Australia)

Source: zephyrs-odem.de (Germany)

Source: squabblebox.co.uk (United Kingdom)

Source: westzeit.de (Germany)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Exclaim! Magazine, February 2013 (Canada)

Source: triggerfish.de (Germany)

Source: valve-magazine.net (Germany)

L.A. Times talks about True North with Greg Graffin, Brett Gurewitz and Jay Bentley.

Source: Los Angeles Times (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley

Source: metalize.de (Germany)

Source: mephisto 97.6 - Das Lokalradio der Universität Leipzig (Germany)

Source: rockersphere.com.au (Australia)

With: Unknown

Source: uberrock.co.uk (United Kingdom)

Source: alreadyheard.com (United Kingdom)

Source: consequenceofsound.net (United States)

Source: pressuremagazine.de (Germany)

Source: Tages-Anzeiger, January 24, 2013 (Switzerland)

Source: ultimateguitar.com (United States)

With: Brian Baker

Source: spin.com (United States)

Source: liquidhip.com (United States)

Source: shieldsgazette.com (United Kingdom)

Source: themusicnetwork.com (Australia)

Source: thenewreview.net (United States)

Source: popmatters.com (United States)

Source: pop-break.com

Source: Berner Zeitung, January 23, 2013 (Switzerland)

Greg Graffin about the new album, True North, and free will.

Source: laweekly.com (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: highlightmagazine.net (United States)

Source: mediablasphemy.com (United States)

Source: exclaim.ca (Canada)

Source: rockersphere.com.au (Australia)

Source: themusic.com.au (Australia)

With: Unknown

Brett about the new album and its surprising influences, the Occupy movement and why the punk-rock ethos was "a moment in time".

Source: rollingstone.com (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz

The few frills accumulated by Bad Religion over the last two decades have been trimmed on True North, the band’s 16th studio album.

Source: montrealgazette.com (Canada)

Source: liverpoolsoundandvision.co.uk (United Kingdom)

This is not the full review, but only a preview!

Source: bostonglobe.com (United States)

Source: presstelegram.com (United States)

Source: metal.de (Germany)

Brett speaks about the new album, his tumultuous relationship with his Bad Religion co-founder and songwriting partner Greg Graffin, and the one BR album he finds embarrassing.

Source: spin.com (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Jay Bentley talks with Red Bull about 'True North' , the band's history and the influence of the Internet.

Source: Red Bull USA (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Some of the strongest, most focused material that the band have recorded in many years.

Source: thisisfakediy.co.uk (United Kingdom)

Source: thelineofbestfit.com (United Kingdom)

Source: laut.de (Germany)

Source: heavypop.at (Austria)

Source: hurricanebar.de (Germany)

Source: musicheadquarter.de (Germany)

Source: Metal Hammer, February 2013 (Germany)

Source: hardharderheavy.de (Germany)

While not their strongest release, Bad Religion show that they've still got it over 30 years on.

Source: sputnikmusic.com (United States)

Greg Graffin about Bad Religion's secret to longevity, finally titling a song "Fuck You," and the possibility of retirement.

Source: billboard.com (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Greg Graffin talks with Billboard about the longevity of the band, titling a song "Fuck You" and about retiring.

Source: Billboard (January 14, 2013) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: BBC Online (United Kingdom)

Source: 7bitarcade.com (United Kingdom)

Source: spiegel.de (Germany)

Source: hitthefloor.co.uk (United Kingdom)

Source: underthegunreview.net (United States)

Source: thequietus.com (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: craveonline.com (United States)

Source: punktastic.com (United States)

Greg Graffin talks about human egoism, social parallel societies, passion and his upcoming book, "Population Wars".

Source: teleschau - der mediendienst (Germany)

With: Unknown

Source: alterthepress.com (United States)

Source: allmusic.com (United States)

Source: loudwire.com (United States)

Source: teleschau - der mediendienst (Germany)

Source: getaddicted.org (Germany)

Source: bringthenoiseuk.com (United Kingdom)

Source: thequietus.com (United States)

Jay Bentley talks about touring in Australia, Soundwave festival, recording the (upcoming) 2012 Bad Religion album, and the music industry.

Source: Alt Music Club (Australia)

With: Jay Bentley

Jay Bentley talks about where punk rock is at in 2012 and the bands changing fan demographics over the bands 30 plus year history.

Source: May The Rock Be With You (Australia)

With: Jay Bentley

Interview with Jay Bentley about touring with NOFX, touring and performing in general, writing (new) records, the Soundwave festival and aout the Bad Religion tribute album 'Germs of Perfection.'

Source: the AU interview (Australia)

With: Jay Bentley

Brooks talks about the creative process of Bad Religion, what goes into preparing to go out on tour, and what 2012 holds for Kidneys.

Source: Caught in the Mosh

With: Brooks Wackerman

Source: Mixdown #212, p. 20 (December 2011) (Australia)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: AMP Magazine #107 (June 2011) (United States)

With: Brooks Wackerman

Brooks Wackerman talks about joining the band and how it [working with Brett and Greg] turned him into a musical drummer, the stylistic differences between The Dissent of Man and The Process of Belief, and touring with Rise Against.

Source: AMP Magazine (United States)

With: Brooks Wackerman

Source: brightestyoungthings.com

With: Greg Graffin

Source: popmatters.com

Source: Guitar Center May 2011 (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: FasterLouder (Australia)

With: Brooks Wackerman

Source: punknews.org (United States)

With: Brian Baker, Jay Bentley

Source: laweekly.com (United States)

Source: bigtakeover.com (United States)

Source: ecollegetimes.com

With: Greg Graffin

Source: 29-95.com (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: The Aquarian Weekly, October 20, 2010 (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: chuckpalahniuk.net (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Guitar Edge October 2010 (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: Guitar Edge October 2010 (United States)

With: Joe Baressi

At the same time Greg Graffin was starting the legendary punk rock band Bad Religion, he was becoming fascinated by evolutionary biology. Both would become lifelong pursuits. He talks about the connection in his new book, Anarchy Evolution: Faith, Science, and Bad Religion in a World Without God.

Source: Science Friday, NPR (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: in-your-face.de (Germany)

Source: popmatters.com

Source: mediaite.com (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: thefirenote.blogspot.com

We talk with Bad Religion frontman Greg Graffin about his dual careers in music and science, non-religious faith, and his problems with authority.

Source: discovermagazine.com (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: thelineofbestfit.com (United Kingdom)

Source: Blare Magazine (United States)

Source: calgarysun.com

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: thenumberoftheblog.com (United States)

Source: nu.nl (Netherlands)

Source: Ox-Fanzine, no. 92, October 2010

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: BeatRoute Magazine, no. 70, October 2010 (Canada)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Alternative Press #268.1 (October 2010)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: theobserver.ca (Canada)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: Visions, no. 211, October 2010 (Germany)

Source: alterthepress.com (United States)

A very in depth and honest story about Epitaph Records. Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley, and other musicians - such as Fletcher Dragge, Dexter Holland, Fat Mike and Tim Armstrong - talk about the high and low points of Epitaph.

Source: SPIN (October 2010) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson, Jay Bentley, John Albert

Brett Gurewitz and Greg Graffin talk about three decades of Bad Religion, the meaning of the crossbuster, using big words, their high and low points, and their legacy. Keith Morris also talks about his part in "Operation Rescue". The article also includes a Bad Religion discography with commentary from Brett and Greg.

Source: Filter #41 (Fall 2010) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: themarshalltown.com (United States)

Source: uberrock.co.uk (United Kingdom)

Source: stereoboard.com (United Kingdom)

Source: Scientific American, November 2010 (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: exclaim.ca (Canada)

With: Jay Bentley

Bad Religion combine all of their influences (and some new ones) into a multi-flavored stew sure to piss off some fans and bring in a slew of others.

Source: sputnikmusic.com (United States)

Source: Soundi, September 2010, pp. 89-91 (Finland)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Intro, no. 185, p. 80, September 2010 (Germany)

Source: Big Cheese #125 (August 2010) (United Kingdom)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: times.spb.ru, no. 1592, July 10, 2010 (Russia)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Berner Zeitung, July 14, 2010 (Switzerland)

Source: ilosaarirock.fi (Finland)

With: Greg Hetson

This interview with Jay was done backstage at the Melkweg in Amsterdam prior to the show.

Source: The Bad Religion Page (June 2010) (Netherlands)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: roomthirteen.com

With: Jay Bentley

Bad Religion celebrates 30 years of excellent punk rock with a free live album that covers a few classics, a few songs that are rarely played live, and two brand new tracks.

Source: sputnikmusic.com (United States)

Source: distortedmagazine.com (United Kingdom)

With: Brooks Wackerman, Jay Bentley

Source: Los Angeles Times, p. D.1, March 17, 2010

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley

Source: theharperstudio.com

With: Greg Graffin

Source: The Orange County Register, p. 1 Entertainment, March 14, 2010 (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: ocregister.com (United States)

Source: The Orange County Register, p. 4 Entertainment, March 12, 2010 (United States)

Source: badreligion.com (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: plattentests.de (Germany)

Source: teleschau - der mediendienst (Germany)

Source: getaddicted.org (Germany)

Source: Mark Prindle Record Reviews (United States)

Jay Bentley talks with Taste Snowboard Magazine about the political climate in the US, the Charles de Mendez incident, the war on terrorism and Iraq, generation X and about naturalism. The introduction of the interview is in Dutch and some parts were left out.

Source: Taste Snowboard Magazine (December 8, 2009) (Netherlands)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: mayorsmanor.com

With: Greg Hetson

Source: sputnikmusic.com (United States)

Source: epiphone.com

With: Jay Bentley

Source: The Scene Newspaper, July 1, 2009

With: Greg Graffin

Source: sputnikmusic.com (United States)

Source: Las Vegas Review-Journal, p. 1SS, March 27, 2009

With: Greg Graffin

Excellent compilation album. A must buy for newcomers.

Source: sputnikmusic.com (United States)

Source: fritanke.no (Norway)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: canadaeast.com

With: Jay Bentley

Source: thepunksite.com

With: Jay Bentley

Source: groundcontrolmag.com

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Los Angeles Times, p. F.1, August 17, 2008

Source: Ox-Fanzine, no. 79, August-September 2008 (Germany)

Source: altpress.com

With: Brett Gurewitz

Italian article about the history and discography of Bad Religion.

Source: Ondarock (Juyl 6, 2008) (Italy)

Source: suicidegirls.com

With: Brooks Wackerman

Source: bombshellzine.com

With: Brooks Wackerman

Source: Los Angeles Times, p. H.20, February 28, 2008

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Science, vol. 319, no. 5861, p. 265

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Abort #8 (2008) (Canada)

With: Jay Bentley

Bad Religion's most diverse offering.

Source: sputnikmusic.com (United States)

Source: El Paso Times, September 28, 2007

With: Jay Bentley

Source: What's Up, vol. 0, no. 1, September 26 - October 2, 2007

With: Jay Bentley

Source: terrorverlag.de (Germany)

Source: Cornell Alumni Magazine, September / October 2007, vol. 110, no. 2 (United States)

Source: thephoenix.com (United States)

Source: bombshellzine.com

With: Jay Bentley

An interview with Greg Hetson, including a short biography of Bad Religion. Hetson talks about playing guitar for The Circle Jerks, how he met Bad Religion, playing with 3 guitarists, writing records and his label Porterhouse.

Source: A Coat of Red Paint In Hell (United States)

With: Greg Hetson

Source: La Weekly (United States)

Source: eyeweekly.com

Source: popmatters.com

Source: Paste Magazine, no. 34 (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Visions, no. 173, August 2007 (Germany)

Source: Ox-Fanzine, no.73, August-September 2007 (Germany)

Source: Intro, no. 152, August 2007 (Germany)

Brett Gurewitz talks about politics, Epitaph and his favorite bands.

Source: Skope Magazine (July/August 2007) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: in-your-face.de (Germany)

Source: dailybulletin.com

With: Jay Bentley

Bad Religion keeps on keeping on, with mediocre results.

Source: sputnikmusic.com (United States)

Source: absolutepunk.net

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: Alternative Press, no. 226, May 2007

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: 10musica.com

With: Brian Baker

Source: Los Angeles Times, p. F.3, February 25, 2007 (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz

An article about the history of Epitaph (and also sister labels Hellcat Records and Anti-) with comments by Brett Gurewitz, Tim Armstrong (Rancid) and Andy Kaulkin (Anti-).

Source: Billboard (January 27, 2007) (United States)

An interview with Brett Gurewitz about founding Epitaph, major labels, the influence of internet, signing bands, and The Offspring's "Smash."

Source: Billboard (January 27, 2007) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source:

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Lollipop, no. 70, Winter 2007

Source: lollipop.com

Source: plattentests.de (Germany)

Source: getaddicted.org (Germany)

Source: sputnikmusic.com (United States)

Source: Wired, no. 14.11, November 2006 (United States)

Source: sputnikmusic.com (United States)

Source: Exclaim! Magazine, July 2006

With: Greg Graffin

Source: wortraub.com (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: sputnikmusic.com (United States)

Source: Ox-Fanzine, no. 65, April-March 2006 (Germany)

Source: popmatters.com (United States)

Source: in-your-face.de (Germany)

Source: sputnikmusic.com (United States)

Source: sputnikmusic.com (United States)

Source: sputnikmusic.com (United States)

Source: See Magazine, no. 623, November 3, 2005

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Vue Weekly, no. 524, November 2, 2005

With: Jay Bentley

Source: canada.com

With: Jay Bentley

Interview with Jay Bentley by Daily Bread inline skate magazine. Jay talks about the early years, punk rock and being on the road. Note: page 2 of this interview is missing.

Source: Daily Bread #81 (October 2005) (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: sputnikmusic.com (United States)

Source: Music Matters (June 2005) (United States)

With: Brian Baker

Source: Onozine/Buzz Generator

With: Jay Bentley

Source: transformonline.com

With: Jay Bentley

Bad Religion's Jay Bentley interviewed on the road.

Source: Ventura County Star (November 18, 2004) (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: sandiegopunk.com

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Metro Times, October 27, 2004

With: Brian Baker

Source: ithacajournal.com

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Eye Weekly, vol. 13, no. 45, August 12, 2004

With: Jay Bentley

Source: pitchfork.com

Source: Seattle Sinner, 2004 (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: popmatters.com

Source: arbiteronline.com

With: Jay Bentley

Source: enoughfanzine.com

With: Jay Bentley

A special "West Coast Edition" of AMP magazine featuring 1/2 an interview with Bad Religion. The complete Bad Religion article can be read in AMP #9 (June/ July 2004).

Source: AMP "West Coast Edition" #23 (July 2004) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: synthesis.net

A part of this interview, approximately 1/2 of it, can also be found in the special "West Coast Edition" of AMP magazine (#23, July 2004).

Source: AMP #9 (June/July 2004) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: nctimes.com

Guitarist Brian Baker talks about his gigs in Bad Religion, some of his famous DC hardcore projects, and the political outlook of 2004.

Source: Citizine Magazine #6 (United States)

With: Brian Baker

Source: punknews.org

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: in-your-face.de (Germany)

Source: theage.com.au

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: Exclaim! Magazine, June 2004 (Canada)

With: Brett Gurewitz

An extensive interview with Brett Gurewitz and Greg Graffin. They talk about the reissues, The Empire Strikes First, writing and recording songs, and songs being inspired by other artists.

Source: The Big Takeover #55 (Vol. XXV, no.2, 2004) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: Visions #135 (June 2004) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Visions, no. 135, June 2004 (Germany)

Source: Ox-Fanzine, no. 55, June-July-August 2004 (Germany)

Source: Intro, no. 117, June 2004 (Germany)

Source: rockmidgets.com

With: Jay Bentley

Greg Graffin at the Epitaph Headquarters in Amsterdam in 2004. He is about to get his PHD in Evolutionary Biology and we asked him how he combined his studies with being in a punk band: "Biology is a topic that touches every aspect of social life and Bad Religion is a band that sings about social life and hopefully creates a better social life. So idealogically there's not that much of a contrast."

Source: Toazted (Netherlands)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: alternativenation.net (now altnation.com)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Skratch Magazine, no. 99

With: Jay Bentley

Source: altmusic.net

With: Jay Bentley

Source: musikexpress.de (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: themusicedge.com

With: Greg Hetson

Interview with Greg Graffin by German Ezine Waste of Mind. Greg talks about their new album The Empire Strikes First, Politics, Star Wars and re-releasing albums.

Source: Waste of Mind (March 1, 2004) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: billboard.com

Source: synergymag.net

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Lollipop, no. 65, Spring 2004

Source: Lollipop, no. 66, Fall 2004

Source: inflammablematerial.co.uk

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Lollipop, no. 65, Spring 2004

Source: Lollipop, no. 65, Spring 2004

Source: Rumba, no. 10, 2004 (Finland)

With: Brian Baker

Source: Lollipop, no. 65, Spring 2004

Source: Lollipop, no. 65, Spring 2004

Source: hitthepit.com

Source: Lollipop, no. 66, Fall 2004

Source: CMJ #125 (2004) (United States)

Source: plattentests.de (Germany)

Source: getaddicted.org (Germany)

Source: Mark Prindle Record Reviews (United States)

Source: piranha (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: synthesis.net

With: Greg Hetson

Source: Suicide Girls

With: Greg Graffin

Source: ecollegetimes.com

With: Jay Bentley

This article was originally published in German within TESTCARD #12 (an ambitioned journal for "pop-theory"). It's based on a discussion the author Oliver Uschmann had with Greg Graffin in January 2002, where he confronted Greg's optimistic "humanistic naturalism" and scientific positivism with the dark and sceptic "critical theory" and technological criticism of philosophers like Günther Anders, Theodor W., Adorno or David Noble.

Source: Testcard #12: Linke Mythen, p.102-109

Source: Ink19 (United States)

A musing on the relevance of "Recipe for Hate" to America under the Bush Administration.

Source: Ink19.com

Source: Jaded In Chicago #15 (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Interview with Brett Gurewitz by the German Ezine Waste of Mind. It's mainly about Brett rejoining the band, and about running an independent label.

Source: Waste of Mind (November, 2002) (Germany)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Quite an extensive interview with Brian Baker. Brian talks about Brett's return and recording The Process of Belief, how touring has changed over the years, the band's highs and lows, the Research fund, setlists and much more.

Source: Unfit For Consumption #6 (September 2002) (Ireland)

With: Brian Baker

An extensive interview with Jay Bentley. Jay talks about Bobby leaving the band, almost breaking up in 2001, The Process of Belief, touring and much more.

Source: Left of the Dial #3 (Summer 2002) (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: chartattack.com

With: Jay Bentley

A short interview with Jay Bentley. They mainly talk about touring (with Blink-182), Warped Tour, lyrics and England.

Source: Beer.com (June 6, 2002) (Canada)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: pastepunk.com, April 23, 2002

Jay Bentley talks about the recording of The Process of Belief, Greg's Ph.D., playing the Warped Tour, being on the road and making setlists.

Source: Destroy All Skratch #74 (Skratch Magazine) (April 2002) (United States)

With: Unknown

Source: Visions, no. 109, April 2002 (Germany)

Source: Boston Phoenix, March 7-14, 2002 (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: pitchfork.com

Extensive interview with Brian Baker. Brian talks about the band's return to Epitaph, Brett rejoining Bad Religion, The Process of Belief, writing songs and solos, 9/11 and his favorite music.

Source: Bucketmag.com (March 2002) (United States)

With: Brian Baker

An extensive article about the band's history with many comments from Brett Gurewitz. Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson and Jay Bentley also comment on the story of the band.

Source: LA Weekly Vol.24 #15 (March 1-7, 2002) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson, Jay Bentley

Article with comments from Greg Graffin, Brett Gurewitz and Jay Bentley about the bands' career and the ups and downs of Epitaph, and The Process of Belief.

Source: SPIN (March 2002) (United States)

Source: Music Scan fanzine (Germany)

With: Jay Bentley

In this 2002 interview, Brett Gurewitz and Greg Graffin discuss philosophy, belief systems and the 'definitive' Bad Religion album

Source: Loudersound.com

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Interview with Greg Graffin by German Ezine Waste of Mind. Greg talks about The Process of Belief, Brett joining the band again, and about the positive message in certain songs.

Source: Waste of Mind (February 1, 2002) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Visions, no. 107, February 2002 (Germany)

Source: Il Mucchio Selvaggio #471 (January 29 - February 4, 1996) (Italy)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: Los Angeles Times, January 20, 2002

Source: Contra Costa Times, January 18, 2002

Interview with Greg Graffin about The Process of Belief, Bobby leaving the band and being replaced by Brooks, Blink-182 and 9/11.

Source: Live Daily (January 2002) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Brett Gurewitz and Greg Graffin being interviewed by Mike Davies from the BBC 1 radio show "The Lock Up".

Source: BBC1 Radio - The Lock Up (United Kingdom)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: Skratch Magazine - Warped Interview Guide

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Rocksound (2002) (United Kingdom)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Surfstation interviews Brett Gurewitz. The interview also includes questions by fans.

Source: Surfstation (2002) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: The Hookup Sound File (2002) (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Cro-Mag, January 2002

Source: Lollipop, no. 58, Spring-Summer 2002

Source:

Source: plattentests.de (Germany)

Source: Intro (Germany)

Source: Ox-Fanzine, no. 45, December 2001 - January-February 2002 (Germany)

Source: decapolis.com (United States)

With: Brian Baker

11 questions answered by Brett Gurewitz for Fat Free Radio.

Source: Fat Free Radio (July 2001) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: The L.A. Times

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

An interview with Pete Finestone. Pete talks about his time in Bad Religion, his favorite BR album, playing live shows, and Brett and Greg's songwriting.

Source: The Pete Finestone Page (July 2001) (United States)

With: Pete Finestone

Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion".

Source: Bad Religion

Source: El Foco

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Kerrang (2001) (United Kingdom)

Guitar.com talks with Greg Hetson and Brian Baker about Bad Religion being a punk rock band, their careers with Circle Jerks and Minor Threat, being a guitar team, playing solos and getting creative leeway from Graffin.

Source: Guitar.com (October 2000) (United States)

With: Brian Baker, Greg Hetson

Pitch.com talks with Bobby Schayer about the longevity of Bad Religion, the New America and touring with Blink 182.

Source: http://www.pitch.com (United States)

With: Bobby Schayer

Source: EQ Magazine June 2000

Source: Ox-Fanzine, no. 39, June-July-August 2000 (Germany)

Source: Exclaim!

Source: chartattack.com

With: Greg Graffin

Source: brokensilence.de (Germany)

With: Greg Hetson

Source: Visions #86 (May 2000) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Visions, no. 86, May 2000 (Germany)

Source: Intro, no. 74, May 2000 (Germany)

Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion".

Source: Bad Religion

Source: Rumba, no. 8, 2000 (Finland)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Lollipop, no. 52, Summer 2000

Source: popmatters.com

Source: plattentests.de (Germany)

Source: The Bad Religion Page & The Bad Religion Mailing List

With: Greg Hetson

Source: pitfire.net (Switzerland)

With: Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson, Jay Bentley

Greg Graffin explains why he's playing the Mumia Abu-Jamal concert on Jan 28, 1999

Source: APB News (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: L.A. Times

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Los Angeles Times, p. 22, January 14, 1999

With: Greg Graffin

"Still Punk, After All These Years: Bad Religion’s Career Spans Punk History"
This is from SLAMM, a free 'zine in San Diego. There's bits of interviews with Graffin and mostly Brian.

Source: SLAMM Magazine #99 (January 1999) (United States)

Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion".

Source: Bad Religion

Source: myLaunch

Source: Dusan Rebolj

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Flipside #114 (Sept-Oct 1998) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Indie Press Online

With: Bobby Schayer

Source: Corporatedethburger #3

With: Jay Bentley

Interview with Jay Bentley (part two with Greg Graffin can be read in Flipside #114). Jay talks about hockey, the band, his first bass guitar, lyrics, trampolines and much more.

Source: Flipside #113 (July/August 1998) (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Providencephoenix.com (United States)

Greg Graffin talks about American Lesion, recording No Substance, Brett's departure, songwriting, etc.

Source: Under The Volcano #46 (may 1998) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion".

Source: Bad Religion

Source: spiegel.de (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Visions #65 (April 1998) (Germany)

Source: Intro, no. 53, April 1998 (Germany)

Interview with Greg Graffin about his academic career and how he combines it with his job as a musician. Also some comments on the album "No Substance."

Source: NY Rock (April, 1998) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Greg Hetson talks about No Substance (Raise Your Voice, The Biggest Killer In American History) and the Gulf War.

Source: Rumba, no. 6, p. 15, March 27, 1998

With: Greg Hetson

Source: Intro, no. 52, March 1998 (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Greg talks about the Internet, the Research Fund and politics. Also included is an excerpt of the Bad Religion Lexicon.

Source: Rumba, no. 17, 1998 (Finland)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Ox-Fanzine, no. 31, 1998 (Germany)

Source: Hip Online

A transcript of an online chat with Greg Graffin at the Knitting Factoryin New York City when he played his first American Lesion show.

Source: SonicNet Chat (United States)

Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion".

Source: Bad Religion

An extensive interview with Greg Graffin. Jack and Greg talk about Greg's PhD, touring, Brett's departure, recording "Tested", and playing old songs.

Source: The Big Takeover #40 (1997) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Lollipop, no. 36, June 1997

Source: Life in a Bungalo #6 (spring-summer 1997) (United States)

With: Brian Baker, Jay Bentley

Source: Goldmine #439 (United States)

Source: Visions #56 (Germany)

With: Greg Hetson

Transcript from the 1997 Channel TV broadcast. Jay Bentley and Greg Graffin talk about playing in Australia for the first time, the USA, education and jobs, drugs abuse, etc.

Source: Channel TV (Australia)

With: Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley

Source: Visions, no. 53, February 1997 (Germany)

Source: Intro, no. 41, February 1997 (Germany)

Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion".

Source: Bad Religion

Source: Ox-Fanzine, no. 26, 1997 (Germany)

Source: The Bad Religion Page & The Bad Religion Mailing List

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: The Georgia Straight, May 2, 1996 (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Greg Graffin talks about the 90s punk revival, The Gray Race and writing songs.

Source: WOM Journal Vol.12 (April 1996) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: CMJ (April 1996) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley

Source: Popular 1

Source: Popular 1 Especial

Source: 99Xpress Magazine (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Visions, no. 44, March 1996 (Germany)

Source: Intro, no. 32, March 1996 (Germany)

Source: !MuCoMo!

With: Greg Hetson

Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley and Brian Baker being interviewed about the longevity of the band, recording The Gray Race, and record labels.

Source: BAM #478 (Vol.2 #4, February 1996) (United States)

With: Brian Baker, Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley

Since their humble beginnings in the San Fernando Valley more than a decade ago, Bad Religion's timekeeper has been watching the changes from behind the bassline.

Source: Addicted To Noise, no. 2.02, February 1996 (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

The Bassist and the Drummer sound off about the past, present and future of punk rock.

Source: Addicted To Noise, no. 2.02, February 1996 (United States)

With: Bobby Schayer, Greg Hetson

Article about the band's history with comments from Jay Bentley, Greg Graffin and Greg Hetson. Note: this article only includes page 1 to 5 (6 to 8 are missing).

Source: Addicted To Noise #2.02 (February 1996) (United States)

Source: (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Four interviews with Brian Baker, Bobby Schayer, Greg Hetson and Greg Graffin, done by Orange County Keith.

Source: The Orange County Keith Netzine (United States)

With: Bobby Schayer, Brian Baker, Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson

Source: SLUG Magazine, no. 85, January 1996, p. 30 (United States)

Source: Ox-Fanzine, no. 23, 1996 (Germany)

Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion".

Source: Bad Religion

Source: Heckler Mag. Vol.4.1: The Mountains Are Bigger Than You Are Issue (Summer 1995) (United States)

With: Brian Baker

Source: RIP (May 1995) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson, Jay Bentley

Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion".

Source: Bad Religion

Source: CMJ (March 1995) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Interview with Jay Bentley about punk rock, signing to Atlantic and the departure of Brett Gurewitz.

Source: RAW #170 (March 1-14, 1995) (United Kingdom)

With: Jay Bentley

Greg Graffin talks with Rolling Stone Australia about his career with Bad Religion, experimenting with new musical styles, becoming a 'rock star' and being a dad.

Source: Rolling Stone #506 (February 1995) (Australia)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Newsweek, January 30, 1995 (United States)

Source: New Musical Express (21 January 1995) (United Kingdom)

With: Greg Graffin

Brett Gurewitz talks about the BR discography, the production of Stranger Than Fiction, and the band as a family.

Source: Ill Literature #9 (1995)

With: Brett Gurewitz

A debate between Greg Graffin and Bill Hoesch, a member of the Institute for Creation Research. The two talk about creation science and evolution.

Source: Hypno Volume 5, #2 (1995) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

An eight page article/ interview about the history of the band. Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson, Jay Bentley and Brian Baker were interviewed during the tour in Germany. Brett Gurewitz was interviewed by phone.

Source: Alternative Press, #78 (January 1995) (United States)

Source: Rolling Stone, Dec. 1994 (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Under The Volcano talks with Greg Hetson and Bobby Schayer about hockey, the 1980 LA punk scene, being on a major label, producers, being on the road and Wayne Kramer.

Source: Under The Volcano #23 (December 1994) (United States)

With: Bobby Schayer, Greg Hetson

Interview with Brett Gurewitz, Jay Bentley and Greg Graffin. Brett and Jay talk about their first exposure to punk, the early days of the punk scene and organized religion. Greg was interviewed separately and talks about his PhD, organized religion and the meaning behind 'Slumber.'

Source: Hypno Vol.3 #11 (December 1994) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley

Scene, a weekly magazine from Northeast Ohio, interviews Greg Hetson about the new record Stranger Than Fiction and signing to a major label.

Source: Scene #46, Vol. 25 (November 23-30,1994) (United States)

With: Greg Hetson

Jay and Greg talk about the move to Atlantic Records, guest musicians on Stranger Than Fiction, Greg's academic career and moving away from L.A.

Source: Soundi, October 1994, pp. 54-56 (Finland)

With: Jay Bentley

Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion".

Source: Bad Religion

Source: SLUG Magazine, no. 70, October 1994, p. 32 (United States)

The Big Takeover interviews Greg Graffin and Brett Gurewitz about (recording) their album Stranger Than Fiction. It was done about 3 months before Brett decided to not tour with Bad Religion anymore.

Source: The Big Takeover #36 (1994) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson

Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion".

Source: Bad Religion

Article about the history and discography of Bad Religion written by Jack Rabid for Spew magazine (a free promo magazine from Atlantic Records).

Source: SPEW magazine (Spring 1994)

Source: The New Review Vol.1 No.4 (April 1994) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Hetson

Bobby talks about joining Bad Religion, and playing fast songs.

Source: Drum! #94, March 1994 (United States)

With: Bobby Schayer

Source: Metal Maniacs, vol. 10, no. 6, February 1994

Source: The Los Angeles Times, p. 58, January 2, 1994 (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Zips & Chains talks with (mainly) Brett Gurewitz and Greg Graffin about songwriting, music scenes, the United States and the war in former Yugoslavia.

Source: Zips & Chains #9 (January 1994) (Italy)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Short interview with Greg, Brett and Jay about parenting, changing to a major label and the band's longevity. Page 30.

Source: Rolling Stone issue 670 (United States)

Source: Entertainment Weekly, October 29, 1993 (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Data Control - Punk / HC WWW Zine

With: Greg Graffin

Source: SLUG Magazine, no. 58, October 1993, p. 22

With: Greg Graffin