Bad Religion’s ‘Suffer’ and the Birth of Melodic Hardcore

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This episode explores Bad Religion’s 1988 breakthrough LP *Suffer*, its role in shaping melodic hardcore, and how it helped launch Epitaph Records as a DIY powerhouse that would eventually bridge the underground with mainstream punk. We dig into the sound, the songwriting, and the network of labels, venues, and fanzines that made this record iconic.

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