Name: New Maps of Hell
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SKU: 236529
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Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

New Maps of Hell

By Bad Religion (Recorded By)

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Format

CD (1 Disc); Stereo

Release Date

1 July 2007

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Album: New Maps of Hell
#	Song Title	Time
1)	52 Seconds
2)	Heroes & Martyrs
3)	Germs of Perfection
4)	New Dark Ages
5)	Requiem For Dissent
6)	Before You Die
7)	Honest Goodbye
8)	Dearly Beloved
9)	Grains of Wrath
10)	Murder
11)	Scrutiny
12)	Progidal Son
13)	Grand Delusion, The
14)	Lost Pilgrim
15)	Submission Complete
16)	Fields of Mars

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Album: New Maps of Hell
#	Song Title	Time
1)	52 Seconds
2)	Heroes & Martyrs
3)	Germs of Perfection
4)	New Dark Ages
5)	Requiem For Dissent
6)	Before You Die
7)	Honest Goodbye
8)	Dearly Beloved
9)	Grains of Wrath
10)	Murder
11)	Scrutiny
12)	Progidal Son
13)	Grand Delusion, The
14)	Lost Pilgrim
15)	Submission Complete
16)	Fields of Mars

EAN

0045778686322

Writer

Bad Religion (Recorded By)

Country

USA

Studio/Live

Studio

Label

ADA [Wea 1-Stop Account]

Dimensions

14.4 x 12.8 x 1 centimeters (0.10 kg)

Performer Notes

Ever since they burst out of the early 1980s SoCal hardcore scene, Bad Religion has always been the smartest punk band on the block. Some 25 years down the line, the men who punk rock to grad school (literally--singer Greg Graffin has a Ph.D.) are as unrelenting as ever. In a post-9/11 America, there's more need than ever for Bad Religion, as the churning riffs and turbulent rhythms of NEW MAPS OF HELL propel polysyllabic, brainy lyrics that capture the tenor of the times. Sometimes directly addressing the turmoil of a war-torn world, sometimes evoking a more existential dilemma, Graffin, founding guitarist/co-writer Brett Gurewitz, and the rest of the sonic marauders march with righteous fury into the fray of humanity's follies, rocking intensely all the while.

Professional Reviews

Spin (p.98) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "The songs are more frantic and noisy than the band's recent work....The targets haven't changed much, and Bad Religion still hit them hard."

Kerrang (Magazine) (pp.46-47) - "The songs here are sharp and the production is state of the art, harnessing the energies of a group that still plays as if it's living its last hour on earth."

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By Arvid on December 25, 2007

This Bad Religion album is probably one of the bands best ever. It's mix of fast paced punk rock and slower songs is simply sensational. A beautiful piece of work.

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