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.