Generator - Bad Religion

Having long since established themselves as the driving force in American punk rock, Bad Religion went through the inevitable experimental phase in the early nineties that was largely successful, or at least never awful. Of the two albums in question, 'Generator' is by far the superior. Although it lacks some of the simple enjoyment of the earlier releases, the songs feel more substantial in terms of length and ideas, and the new style is evident right from the onset as Brett Gurewitz unleashes some hard-edged riffs in the style of 'No Control,' but with more of a blues approach to the solos, more prevalent here than ever before. The increase in volume and intensity ...  Read the complete review

Bad Religion are a Californian political punk rock band formed in 1980 and fronted by vocalist and owner of Epitaph records, Brett Gurewitz. Generator is their sixth album and it signalled the beginning of their entry to the mainstream music industry of the time. The album consista of 11 tracks and runs at around half an hour in length, although two further tracks have subsequently been added on recent re-releases of the album. === The Album === [Track 1 - Generator] The song beats the album into life with its ponding drums and Brett delivers the album's title vocals with a fair bit of melody as far as ounk bands go. The lyrics are quite ...  Read the complete review

'Generator' is the sixth studio album from Bad Religion; a thirteen track album which clocks in at 34 minutes and 40 seconds in length. The album was released through Epitaph Records and originally saw its release on March 12th 1992. This is not the best album that Bad Religion has ever released as a band, it's certainly one that is still well worth listening to however and a number of tracks are contained within this release that are really rather impressive. This 'Generator' album sticks firmly to the Bad Religion script; this is a fast and furious display of punk rock, a well constructed release of music and one with which Bad Religion shows itself to be an incredibly ...  Read the complete review

Generator was the sixth studio album released by punk band bad religion. It was released in 1992, and I think there was some pressure on them to release a good album as their previous one contained some really good material. The whole album sees they stick with a fairly similar style as before, there songs are still fast, a lot of them are a lot less up beat than some of their previous ones but there still fast, and still great. 1. Generator 2. Too Much to Ask 3. No Direction 4. Tomorrow 5. Two Babies in the Dark 6. Heaven Is Falling 7. Atomic Garden 8. Answer 9. Fertile Cresent 10. Chimaera ...  Read the complete review