The Process Of Belief
- Bad Religion
- Band Name: Bad Religion
- Record Label: Epitaph
- Release Date: Jan 22, 2002
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90A phenomenal recording of sonic and lyrical depth. [#53, p.69]
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83The band has energy and urgency anew.
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Sounds more like Bad Religion than any Bad Religion album has in years. [Mar 2002, p.71]
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80A heartening set of high speed melody, humanism and pessimism.
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80Brett Gurewitz's return seems to have rejuvenated the band musically.
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80A MY-T-FINE punk rock album, chock full of swirling harmonies that came into fashion sometime around the Descendents rise in the mid-1980s.
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The three- guitarist approach brings back the spark and rush of their 1988-'94 peak.
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Catchier melodies and more breathlessly clever wordplay than the band has managed in years.
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70The album is solid, though hardly anything spectacular.
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60They still sound as spunky and powerful as they were nearly two decades ago when they kicked off this long-term assault on American culture.
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A solid, if average, album.
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Fourteen throttling songs designed to remind Sum 41's worshippers about the oft-neglected cerebral side of punk.
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Plunges right back into oppressively rigid formula.
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JasonD10Simply inconceivable, and brilliant