Bad Religion Posters
Bad Religion at a glance
- Origin
- Los Angeles, 1980
- Founders
- Greg Graffin, Brett Gurewitz, Jay Bentley
- Studio albums
- 17 releases
- Signature works
- Suffer, Stranger Than Fiction, Age of Unreason
- Museum grade 200gsm matte, A4 to A1
- Frames
- Black, chrome white, or unframed
- Shipping
- Fast local printing and delivery
- Offer
- Buy 2 Get 1 Free across the full range
Every Bad Religion album poster
The Defining Years1988 to 1994
- 1988Suffer Commonly viewed as a defining comeback and one of the key records in modern punk history.
- 1989No Control A relentless follow-up that cemented Bad Religion's role in shaping melodic hardcore.
- 1990Against the Grain Continued the band's streak of tight, intelligent punk with uncompromising energy.
- 1992Generator Pushed the band's sound forward while retaining the melodic edge that defined their best work.
- 1993Recipe for Hate Delivered sharp social commentary wrapped in the band's signature melodic hardcore.
- 1994Stranger Than Fiction Brought Bad Religion to a wider audience while retaining the sharp edges that made them essential.
Evolution and Resurgence1996 to 2004
- 1996The Gray Race Marked a period of lineup change and sonic exploration for the band.
- The Gray Race (Remastered) A refreshed take on the 1996 album that captured a pivotal moment in the band's evolution.
- The New America Continued the band's tradition of politically charged songwriting as the century turned.
- 2002The Process of Belief Marked a creative resurgence and reunited key members more than two decades into their career.
- 2004The Empire Strikes First Delivered urgent messages and uncompromising punk in response to the political climate of the era.
Modern Era2013 to 2019
- 2013True North Proved the band's creative fire remained undiminished three decades after their debut.
- 2019Age of Unreason The latest studio album clearly documented, with the official site still highlighting songs from that era in 2026.
Special Releases
- Christmas Songs A unique entry in the Bad Religion catalog, blending punk energy with seasonal themes.
- No Substance Another chapter in the band's relentless output, maintaining their signature sound.
- Tested (Live) Captures the raw energy and intensity of Bad Religion's legendary live performances.
Bad Religion is an American punk rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1980 by Greg Graffin, Brett Gurewitz, and Jay Bentley. Their debut album, How Could Hell Be Any Worse?, arrived in 1982, and the band quickly became synonymous with melodic hardcore and politically charged songwriting that challenged listeners to think as hard as they thrashed. Over more than four decades, Bad Religion has released 17 studio albums, building a discography that spans from the raw energy of their early years through the polished intensity of records like Stranger Than Fiction and into the sharp commentary of Age of Unreason in 2019.
Each Bad Religion poster in this collection captures the visual identity of an album that helped define modern punk. From the comeback power of Suffer in 1988 to the experimental detour of The Gray Race in 1996, the Process of Belief resurgence in 2002, and the urgent messages of The Empire Strikes First in 2004, these prints honor a band that has never stopped evolving. Whether you grew up with No Control and Against the Grain or discovered them through True North and New Maps of Hell, these posters bring the crossbuster and the uncompromising spirit of Bad Religion to your wall.
Browse every Bad Religion poster in this collection (16)
Against the Grain AlbumFrom €11.95
Age of Unreason AlbumFrom €11.95
Christmas Songs AlbumFrom €11.95
Generator AlbumFrom €11.95
No Control AlbumFrom €11.95
No Substance AlbumFrom €11.95
Recipe for Hate AlbumFrom €11.95
Stranger Than Fiction AlbumFrom €11.95
Suffer AlbumFrom €11.95
Tested (Live) AlbumFrom €11.95
The Empire Strikes First AlbumFrom €11.95
The Gray Race AlbumFrom €11.95
The Gray Race (Remastered) AlbumFrom €11.95
The New America AlbumFrom €11.95
The Process of Belief AlbumFrom €11.95
True North AlbumFrom €11.95
Every Bad Religion poster is printed on heavyweight 200gsm matte paper, engineered to deliver rich color and sharp detail that does justice to decades of iconic album art. Available in A4, A3, A2, and A1 sizes, each print arrives ready to hang unframed or can be fitted into your choice of a sleek black or chrome white frame. We use fast local printing and shipping to ensure your order reaches you quickly, so you can start building your punk gallery without delay. Museum grade quality, built to last.
Good to know about Bad Religion
- Bad Religion's debut album, How Could Hell Be Any Worse?, landed in 1982 and is widely treated as their first full-length release. It set the template for the band's blend of melody, speed, and intellectual fury that would define their sound for decades.
- The band briefly experimented outside their core sound with Into the Unknown in 1983, a release often singled out by fans as an odd outlier. It remains one of the most debated records in their catalog, a curious detour before they returned to form.
- Suffer, released in 1988, is commonly viewed as a defining comeback and one of the key records in modern punk history. It re-established Bad Religion as a force and influenced countless bands in the melodic hardcore movement.
- By 1994, Stranger Than Fiction had brought Bad Religion to a wider audience while retaining the sharp edges that made them essential. The album balanced accessibility with uncompromising songwriting, proving punk could evolve without softening.
- The Process of Belief arrived in 2002, marking a creative resurgence and reuniting key members. It reminded fans why Bad Religion remained relevant more than two decades into their career.
- Age of Unreason, released in 2019, is the latest studio album clearly documented in recent sources. The official site in 2026 still highlights songs from that era alongside newer titles like Chaos From Within and What Are We Standing For, suggesting continued focus on that album cycle.
- In April 2026, bassist Jay Bentley said the next Bad Religion album needed to be pretty concise about what the band wanted to say. The comment hinted at ongoing studio discussions and a band still committed to clarity and purpose.
- Bad Religion's discography spans 17 studio albums, a testament to their relentless work ethic and refusal to fade. From No Control and Against the Grain to The Empire Strikes First and True North, the catalog remains a masterclass in sustained creative intensity.