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AGE OF UNREASON 11/07/1995 "Losing a Whole Year"

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"Losing a Whole Year"

A link between the autobiographical starkness of Aimee Mann and Tori Amos and the more overtly pop-oriented sounds of Jewel or Sheryl Crow

Entirely instrumental (including a footstompin’ cover of Doug Jerebine’s “Ain’t So Hard to Tell” – check with our buds over at Drag City for the full story on that one)

it's one of his most underrated albums

AGE OF UNREASON 11/07/1995 "Losing a Whole Year"The West Coast punk legends' 17th studio effort and first full length outing since 2013's True North, Age of Unreason couldn't have arrived at a more divisive time, which suits Bad Religion's particular brand of melodious socio political punk just fine. If the one off single that preceded it "The Kids Are Alt Right" is any indication, Greg Graffin and company are more than up to the challenge of speaking truth to power, which they do with equal parts

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