Bad Religion’s Suffer Album Review
Suffer is twenty-six minutes of disciplined punk writing: fast enough to feel dangerous, melodic enough to stay memorable and precise enough to make every short song count.
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Album reviews focused on songwriting, performance, production, sequencing and the desire to press play again.
Suffer is twenty-six minutes of disciplined punk writing: fast enough to feel dangerous, melodic enough to stay memorable and precise enough to make every short song count.
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