The Devil in Stitches

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"The Devil in Stitches"
Song

"The Devil in Stitches" is a song written by Brett Gurewitz and performed by Bad Religion. It was the first single from their fifteenth studio album, The Dissent of Man, which was released on September 28, 2010.^[1]^[2]

Chart performance

The song enjoyed some success on the charts, reaching #39 on the Hot Modern Rock Tracks, while it reached #38 on the Rock Songs chart.^[3] It was also the 24th most played song on KROQ in 2010.^[4]

Appearances

The song was among those that appeared on formerly popular apps Tap Tap Revenge 3 and Tap Tap Revenge 4. Though the apps have now been taken off the App Store due to Disney no longer supporting it,^[5] the game and song remain for those who downloaded it previously.

References

v t e Bad Religion
Greg Graffin Brett Gurewitz Jay Bentley Brian Baker Mike Dimkich Jamie Miller Jay Ziskrout Pete Finestone Paul Dedona Davy Goldman Greg Hetson Tim Gallegos John Albert Lucky Lehrer Bobby Schayer Brooks Wackerman
Studio albums	How Could Hell Be Any Worse? Into the Unknown Suffer No Control Against the Grain Generator Recipe for Hate Stranger Than Fiction The Gray Race No Substance The New America The Process of Belief The Empire Strikes First New Maps of Hell The Dissent of Man True North Age of Unreason
EPs	Bad Religion Back to the Known Christmas Songs
Other releases	80–85 All Ages Tested Punk Rock Songs 30 Years Live
Videos and DVDs	Along the Way Live at the Palladium
Singles	"American Jesus" "21st Century (Digital Boy)" "Infected" "Stranger than Fiction" "A Walk" "Punk Rock Song" "Sorrow" "Los Angeles Is Burning" "The Devil in Stitches"
Related articles	Discography Members Epitaph Records Punk rock in California Hardcore punk Warped Tour
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